March 12th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome to the Thursday surf report, this is Roberto “Lucha Libre” and Jairo “Come Pan” reporting from up north. Today the waves were running about chest to shoulder high on sets with strong offshore winds. The waves were a little disorganized this morning, some waves were closing out and the water was still pretty cold. Check out what we got for you today!!!
A couple of international surfers made it down here in the last minutes because they wanted to score some sick waves this weekend during the solid swell we are expecting to have. Here we have this guy trying to bottom turn on this very difficult wave.
Carlitos was the only local surfer who was out there representing the Nica kids. By the way he was taking advantage of his light weight and paddling for all the waves he wanted. Here he is looking down the line on this left.
On the last shot of the day we have this amazing picture of a local tree. It looks like a normal tree but it isn’t. This tree has a peculiar secret, its leaves are green and they only turn light pink when the easter season (Semana Sangana) comes. We are starting to feel the new swell tonight and the wind is dying down, so it sounds like tomorrow might be a great surfing day. Please check back with us and see what we’ll have for you!!!
RECENT REPORTS
Merry Christmas everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. This evening’s surf report is coming your way from Panga Drops. Today definitely had its moments, but the windows were difficult to hit.
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Hello and happy Monday. We had a little jump in swell size and the wind picked up a bit too. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
We’ve got Roberto and Jairo reporting from out here up north. Yeahh folks, today we headed out to some spots around up north to catch a couple of good waves. It’s overhead on sets and the wind is offshore. Check out the lineup.
Hi and welcome to the surf report for today, we are back in town and we decided to take a rest but I took a couple of shots to let you know how the waves are. It’s over head on sets and the wind is offshore.
Well, Roberto is feeling a bit better today and it’s a good thing because the waves at Maderas are FIRING. It’s overhead and offshore and we’ve got tons of pics. This is Kambute charging Machete pt.