July 7th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi folks. This is Roberto “Lucha Libre” and Mateo “Pledge” with the Monday surf report. It was overcast down here in Nicaragua, but that didn’t stop anyone from heading out to the beach. We had plenty of people trying to tan and a lot of people in the water surfing. The waves were running about chest to shoulder high with offshore wind. Check it out!
We had a father son duo from Jupiter Florida out there getting some fun waves. Here is the senior half, “Father Bear,” bottom turning on a pretty good looking right.
Here is “Cub” following in his fathers’ foot steps with a nice floater. This kid is pretty young and he was surfing well above most the surfers out there today. It will be exciting to see how well he is surfing in a few more years.
Here we have an unknown with a nice top turn on this left. We don’t know who he is, but we got a bunch of shots of him getting a lot of fun lefts like this one.
“Cub” wasn’t the only young surfer out there getting some waves. This is Juanito “La Mosca” De la Perra taking off on a double overhead right! Well maybe not, but it sure does seem that way when the surfer is less than three feet tall.
Luis “La Baloy” Chamorro was surfing really hard today getting a bunch of good waves like this one. He was asking the “Pledge” if he was going to surf in the contest this weekend at Popoyo. I guess he wants to face the “Pledge” in a heat in the international division!
The last shot of the day we have Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro with a strong front side snap. That’s all we got for today, the waves should be about the same tomorrow. Also, don’t forget to stay tuned for this weekends surf contest at Popoyo!
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