July 29th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Wow! We just got some more killer footage from the last swell. Check it out!
Hi and welcome to our daily surf report. This is Roberto “Lucha Libre” Garcia bringing all the action from one of our many beautiful beaches we have down south. The waves were super fun today, running about chest to shoulder high on sets with perfect offshore winds. Check out the lineup!!!
The NSR Surf School had a busy day in the water. We shared this day with a couple of nice people that wanted to learn how to surf- of course they made the right call. All our students stand up on their first day out, can you guys believe it? Here is one of them so stoked to ride this one all the way in.
The guys were doing their thing as well. Here we have this buddy, with a solid stand on this beautiful right.
But the ladies were definitively charging out there. This is Anny riding a nice one. She was in the water for more than 3 hours in her first day out. She loved it!!!
A few longboarders paddled out and were trying to do some stuff on the big pangas. Check out this guy walking all the way to the nose.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Saturday afternoon’s surf report from French Fries (Panga Drops). The wind was light and the faces were smooth. A little more size, but not huge.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday afternoon’s report from Panga Drops. The waves were definitely cleaner and better today, but still fairly small.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday afternoon’s surf report from Panga Drops. The ESE devil wind flared up this afternoon. I had to coax John into paddling out and playing stuntman at French Fries.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome to the Tuesday surf report. This is Roberto “Lucha Libre”, Jairo “Come Pan”, and Mateo “Guineo.” The waves were insanely good today. It was running well overhead, with offshore wind, and great form. We had a bunch of people out there getting a bunch of fun waves. Check it out!
Pancho here with the Sunday Surf Report. Today we are coming to you LIVE from Panga Drops! Man, we don’t surf this wave enough. When all the other spots are flat, this reef break sucks in the swell and doubles it up in size. It’s got a shifty peak, goes left and right and rarely..
Back in Mexico, Pascuales to be exact, the waves are still FIRING. Surfline is calling a 4 – 5 foot swell today and there are some double overhead bombs coming in. Check out the view from our front porch first thing in the morning.