February 14th, 2010
Somewhere in Nicaragua
What’ up folks, this is Miguel bringing you all the action for this Sunday surf report. Today we went to the beach in the afternoon with incoming tide, the NSR team caught some waves. The waves were super fun, running about chest to head high on sets with nice offshore winds. Check out the lineup!!!
On the first shot surfing of the day we have Heather “Hace Quesos”. She was charging some good waves today. Looks at her dropping in on this wave.
The lineup was not very crowded today, we only had about 7 or 9 surfers including a few locals. On this shot we have one of the many international surfers dropping in on this beautiful left hander.
This is “Pancho Sanchez”. He was catching all the waves today, and also he was making a few barrels. Check him out riding inside of this small but fun little barrel.
RECENT REPORTS
Merry Christmas Eve, we have another fun day of surf here in Nicaragua. The surf running in the shoulder hig range. @tonyzphotos bringing you the days action.
Hellos and Happy Tuesday, we still have some fun swell running. I stopped by later morning at the lower tide to have a look. There were a few people out trading off a few decent rides. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Happy Monday, We still have some super fun waves running this morning. Let’s get to it. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome to the Saturday surf report, this is Roberto “Lucha Libre” Garcia bringing you all the action from out here at Playa Maderas. Today we headed out to the beach hoping to score some fun waves and we did. It was running about chest to shoulder high on sets with offshore winds and the water..
Welcome back to another small surf report from out here at Maderas. In the last few days we’ve gone to the beach early in the morning to catch a couple fun and uncrowd waves. It’s running about knee to waist high on sets, the wind is offshore and the water keeps cold.
We’ve had small clean surf here all week. Today we had more of the same. It is about waist high, the wind is light offshore, and the water is in the low eighties. It was unbelievably uncrowded today.