TODAY’S SPANISH CLASS: Chicos sean todos bien venidos al surf de Nicaragua, la unica cosa que pedimos es de andar con el mismo repeto que ustedes exigen en sus propias playas. Yo creo que a ustedes no les gustaria estar en unos de sus puntos surfeando por ustedes mismos y ver a un grupo grande llegando a la playa y echandose todos de una vez donde estabas agarrando olas.
Nicaraguans welcome traveling surfers, they ask only that you give the same type of respect that you would expect from visitors to your owns beaches. I bet you if you are surfing by yourself in one of your spot and you see a big crew paddling out and taking off on people you are not going to feel happy for sure.
Here is a nice shot of one of the visitors going off the top.
We’d like to say hi to the small crew staying in the NSR beach house. Here is Scott
This is Barry
Here we have Lyle
This is Bean
Roque
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday morning’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were very small today, but the morning window was favorable with the tide. Good for cruisin’!
FROM THE ARCHIVES
This is Roberto with the surf report and spanish class for today. It’s chest high on sets, the water is warm and the wind is offshore.
OK, so the new swell came a bit early and arrived late afternoon yesterday. When we got to the beach this morning the waves were solid double overhead, but unfortunately, the winds were variable to light onshore the whole day. We did get some semi-clean waves in the morning, but we weren’t able to find..