March 3rd, 2012
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Before we get to our surf report for the day we are posting the following announcement from San Juan del Sur local, aerial expert and staple NSR presence Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro.My name is Jose Augusto Chamorro Lopez, I am 26 years old and I live in the beautiful village of San Juan del Sur, NIcaragua. I have been surfing for 9 years. In this time I have represented Nicaragua in international competitions all over Central America and I have been runner up in the National standings for 3 consecutive years. Surfing is an important part of my life – it is my pass time, my discipline, and my sport. I love the ocean and beach, it is one of the many riches my beautiful country offers. I am focused on raising my level of surfing, competing against the best in the region, and continuing to represent my country. Right now, I am making the push to get to the next ALAS event in Santa Teresa Costa Rica. Getting to and competing in these events are costly. I am respectfully asking for financial support in my effort to keep my dream alive. Any assistance you feel you can offer would be appreciated.NSR will be providing Augusto with some financial assistance for this trip as is Barrio Cafe. But we also wanted to provide our audience with the chance to help Augusto out as well. If you are interested in participating you can email us at[email protected].
The surf surprised us today. It picked up a little bit and there were a bunch of fun sets rolling in all over the place. Chest to shoulder high waves, quite strong offshore winds and chilly water, that was the combination we had. Check out the lineup!!!
It was big enough to ride on shortboards and it wasn’t that big, giving us a chance to take a big board out. Check out this unknown rider catching a nice left hander.
It was big enough to ride on shortboards and it wasn’t that big, giving us a chance to take a big board out. Check out this unknown rider catching a nice left hander.
The waves were not as consistent as we would like it to be. Dexter Akamai was teaching some lessons in the inside.
Marcus was having a blast on his super fish. Check him out with a cool little turn on this right.
Unknown international beginner going big with a late take off on this peeler. Don’t give up pal!!!
There were many killer peaks coming in, but nobody was taking advantage of them. Paddle harder if you want to catch it man!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Monday evening’s surf report from the sandbar peaks around Panga Drops. French Fries had a few waves, as pictured here, but most of the action was at the southern sandbar.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Sunday evening’s surf report from Panga Drops. A new peaked showed up closer to Costa Mar and was the main attraction. The wind cleaned up and there was a tiny bit more size than yesterday.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Saturday evening’s surf report from Panga Drops. Today was the smallest day of the week, but the wind calmed down a bit at sunset. A new peak came to life near Costa Mar.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
The waves were super fun last month (February) and if you missed any of our reports, we made a selection of some of our better shots of this month for you. Make sure to check them out and feel free to buy any of them online if you want. Click on any of the photos..
Hi and welcome to our daily surf report. This is Lucha Libre bringing you all the action from the beach straight to your computers. The waves were super fun today, running about chest to shoulder high on sets with nice offshore winds but great from. Check it out!!!
Hi everyone and thanks you for checking us for the Tuesday surf report. We’ve got Roberto “Lucha Libre” Garcia with all the news from out here at Maderas beach today. We woke up early this morning to score some fun waves and we did because this year we have a bunch of waves to surf. ..