March 13th, 2007
Somewhere in Nicaragua
As I said yesterday, we have pumping swell in the water and all the locals including Carlos Caliente paddle out to get some big waves. It’s easily double over head on sets and the wind is offshore. Check out the line up.
Carlos Caliente was out of control today, check this sequence out. I know he’s a big charger wave and we are missing Pancho Sanchez. Shot 1.
Shot 2, looking for it.
Shot 3, getting ready to cut it.
Shot 4, nice one my friend.
Luis
Armando
Now he doesn’t has any surfboard to ride and he is asking to the journalist to get one for him because we’ll have good waves for tomorrow.
This is Jairo
Here is Roque
He knows the wave better tham everybody, he was the only surfo who got barrel today. Good job dude.
I was keeping this shot from the last contest but It’s a good time to post it.
Rolando
There were some good rights with no takers.
Augusto
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were very clean this morning, but nobody wanted to surf at low-tide. There were still a few good corners scattered across all of Pangas’ peaks.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Panga Drops. Yuji hard carried the report again. The wind was relatively calm and favorable, so that was nice. Surfline was wrong about the size again though. Smaller than called for.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Spot X. The swell didn’t fill in as much as forecasted, but there were still some keepers to be had throughout the day.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Still searching for waves…well, I guess we found a few – nothing epic, but good waves nonetheless. This shot is of a firing right hander across a rivermouth. It is easily overhead and was taken early this morning when the winds were calm offshore. The best part about it…nobody was out.
We’ve still got a good swell in the water. It’s a little overhead on sets and offshore winds. We had an early morning Brown sighting at Santana beach, doing what he does best.
