March 14th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome to another surf report from out here at Maderas again. Today we made it out to the beach super early in the morning for the incoming tide. It’s still pretty fun, we have some waist-chest high waves coming through, the wind is offshore and we have a couple of jellyfish out there too. Check it out.
Rex “La Bestia” Calderon wants to get better and better every single day and he’s working hard to make it. Here he is practicing hard about 5:45 am out there today.
Couple ladies were streching out on the beach getting ready to paddle out and charge. Here is Luciana from Argentina seconds away to go out.
Now we have people from all over the world coming down to visit Nicaragua and surf the best surf in Central America. Here is Asamato “El Mosco” Toshi going off the top.
Here is Marc from Holland working on the left. He was so happy because it wasn’t that crowded this morning and he was enjoying plenty the waves.
Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro is still working hard for the upcoming Central American Surf Contest in Panama next weekend. Here he is trying to shred on the small ones.
RECENT REPORTS
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.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. It was windier than called for today, but there were still a few decent. waves.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Another day of pumping swell in Nicaragua, today we took a boat and headed out at north to get some good waves. We have solid double over head set waves and the wind is offshore.
We’ve got FIRING swell out here at Maderas today. This is no joke – the forecast called for a dropping swell but all indications are that it’s still building. We’ve got some solid overhead waves coming in with some sets pushing double overhead. The wind is light offshore and the water is cool and clear…
Back to Maderas, and the swell is still holding at head high. The winds are good and Roque is making the most of it.