May 6th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Our very own D-lite finally took the short board out and was ripping it up. He’s thinking of competing in the up coming surf contest this weekend and we are pretty sure that he is going to have fun.
After a while in the water “El Tuzo” figured out how to do it and took a couple of nice ones. Here we have “Hace Quezo” styling on this nice looking wave.
Did we mention that the water was crystal clear? Check out how clear it was on this shot that Jeremiah got of Pancho Sanchez duck diving this wave.
Rodofo “Calibilly” Zapata was practicing some aerial maneuvers today because he wants to show all he’s got in the next contest this weekend at Playa Maderas. Here he is going big with this one.
Halloween is not here yet, but Lucha doesn’t want to spend money this year buying a costume, so he’s figuring out what to do. The swell is building for the next few days so be sure to stay tuned with us. Clase loqueeeeeera!!!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. This Wednesday’s report is coming your way from French Fries and Panga Drops. So much for it being surf season haha! The waves were still playful at sunset this evening.
Hello and happy Tuesday, I went down at the high tide and found a few people looking to have a good time. @tonyzphotos bringing you the days action.
Hello and Happy Monday, The backed off a bit but the shape was pretty nice. @tonyzphotos bringing you the morning action.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Whats up everyone, you got Jairo “Come Pan” Panic and Mateo “Taco de Pezcado” coming at you with the report for the day. We have a fun little ground swell in the water today running about head high with offshores wind and warm water. Check it out!
Pancho here with the Sunday surf report. I’m filling in for Roberto who is taking a well deserved “day off”. We’ve got lots of activity at the beach today and I’m stoked to put up a bunch of great photos.
This is Roberto with the surf report and spanish class for today. It’s head high on sets out here at Maderas, the water is warm and the wind is offshore.