August 21st, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey this is Lucha Libre and D-lite with the Thursday surf report from somewhere up north. Today we had two really good guys from New Jersey that wanted to hire us to take some photos of the new swell. The wind was calm for most of the day and the water was a little cloudy.
This is a shot of the line up from the early morning session. As you can see we had a good swell coming in today, ranging from chest high to over head on sets with good form.
Our friend Broddie “El Huesitos” paddled out today and was busting big airs all over the place. Here he is caught with a sick one.
There were some really sick wipe outs today but there were too many to post them all. Here is one guy about to test out his lungs.
Here we have another unknown with a nice bottom turn on a clean and sizeable right. Hey buddy if you look on NSRsurfshots.com you can take this photo home and show your friends and family what a great time you had in Nicaragua. The forecast shows that we are going to have good waves and conditions tomorrow. Check back with us.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Spot X. The swell didn’t fill in as much as forecasted, but there were still some keepers to be had throughout the day.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. It was windier than called for today, but there were still a few decent. waves.
Hello Tuesday and thanks for tuning back in for daily surf report. We had a slightly smaller but still a lot of fun surf today. @tonyzphotos bringing you the goods.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
More of the same in Nicaragua from out here at Maderas, the wave size and the wind are still the same. It’s chest to shoulder high on sets and we still have ONSHORE but there are a couple of rideable waves coming through. Check i out.
Short report today – we’ve got waist to chest high surf out here at Maderas. It’s a super nice beach day and as you can see, people are taking advantage. The water is crystal clear so we went diving to catch some dinner. The wind stayed offshore until about 2pm and then turned…
BEACH DAY!!! We put the boat away for a while and went to visit some friends in Rancho Santana (sorry Chris). What we found were pumping waves and offshore winds. Check out this shot from the beach.