
Of course, at Panga Drops the waves were breaking a little bit bigger than what the forecast said.

The shape was great, long rides both ways… good to stretch those legs before paddling out, and after too.

While waiting at Panga I looked over to Colorado and saw a couple of nice waves and just a few dots catching them, so I went over there for a closer look.

This is what I found… nice looking waves!

They were kind of fast but everyone looked excited about those drops.

Rick Briggs was out taking photos from the water… this shot probably turned out really good!

A needlefish passed by really fast, if you look closer, it had a fish in its mouth while jumping around!

Want to see some barrels? Rick can show you a few empty ones.

Sadly, Rick wasn’t in the right spot to get this sponger in the barrel.

Passing through at full speed!

Hey, look who’s back! the one and only Tony Z!

Let me introduce you to “the new Parker” a.k.a. Chris Russell, he’s joining the NSR team taking care of our Iguana guests and starting tomorrow taking photos for the surf report! you can follow his adventures at@russellnonstophustle.

That’s it for today folks, looks like we’ll have some swell in the next couple of days. Stay tune!
RECENT REPORTS

What a Wednesday! Our favorite beach break came back to life. Reborn the Monster!

Hey everyone! Welcome to Tuesday’s surf report from a confidential peak haha! The swell definitely showed up this evening and was our first dose of real swell in some time.

Hey everyone! Welcome to Monday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were better this morning than the prior mornings, and were worse in the afternoon than the past few afternoons. So a bit of a change in the favorable windows. The wind was really light this morning and the crowd was nonexistent. Asher hard..
FROM THE ARCHIVES

The waves were small, in the 2-3 ft range, and they were breaking not too bad. Here is a roller at First Peak.