April 3rd, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Today we had lefts and rights all over the place. Here comes a nice right as always with nobody on. What a pitty!!!
Hi folks, i’m Lucha Libre with the surf report from somewhere in the pacific coast down here at south. Today we took the Chamorros brother out and take a couple of cool photos. It’s overhead on sets, the wind is offshore and the wind is offshore. Check out the lineup.
Here we have Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro with a sweet floater from a nice angle. This guy was surfing pretty good today same as his older brother “La Baloy” Chamorro.
Here comes Erick “El Kambutito Chino” Herrera taking one of the mediun size sets. This guy was having so much fun out there today with all his pals.
Here is “La Baloy” Chamorro seconds away to get shack into a nice right. These 2 brothers were killing it today.
There were some nice sets coming through at Machete Pt today but nobody was out. Check out that left going all the way in to the beach.
Later on we check this spot out but it wasn’t working pretty well. Here is one of the best sets i saw coming through in 20 minutes we were there.
Even the bay was going off today and Rex was taking advantage of the surf conditions out front. Here he is with a cool shot.
RECENT REPORTS
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We work hard to bring the best possible photos to NSR, today was no exception. The swell is pumping and it looks like we’ll have solid waves for the next couple of weeks. Today it’s slightly overhead and offshore and we are posting a photographic study of Southern Nicaragua’s “best known left point break”. This..
Really fun waves this morning. Overhead sets and offshore winds, until about noon when they REALLY started blowing. We got in one good session though.