September 12th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Come Pan took the water camera out and was trying to do the best to catch a few good photos. Today we want to give a present birthday to one of the best friends we have in town, we don’t know when his birthday is, but the NSR family already has a present for him. This guy has been living down here for a while and he has supported a couple of local surfers. Here comes Tom “El Viejo Pelon” Eberly riding a big panga.
A few kids paddled out as well and were taking advantage of the surf conditions. Everybody is so happy right now because they can surf as long as they can. Norwin “El Chulin” Estrella is caught here with a cool off the lip on this right in front of the rocks were we usually go diving.
Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro is trying to improve his surfing skills and he’s still trying to get somebody who can support his surf. This is not an easy move to do, sick aerial grabbing the nose.
Alright guys, we are starting a long weekend today. There will be many parties in town to be part of, if guys want to come by and check it out by your self and your friends. We will be celebrating the Independence Day among others. Lucha and Come Pan out!!!
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Monday, The swell continues into today with some cleaner conditions. There were some long waits, but for the few patient people in the water there was some glory to be had. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Good afternoon and Happy Sunday. We saw a nice jump in swell today from yesterday. @tonyzphotos bringing you todays action.
Hi everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The swell definitely began to fill in today. The main challenge was the wind and extreme tides. This morning the tide was low, and the swell was just starting to fill in, but the wind was favorable which was good.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hi guys, this is Jairo
We think this is Salong too, but can’t really confirm. Thanks for the watershots Clint! We’ve got some good waves on tap for later this week, so check back.
Super fun waves today…we were “forced” to take the Dirty Sanchez to help tow in a friend who spent the whole night anchored because his engine wouldn’t start. Fortunately, he had his cell phone and was able to call me last night at midnight. After we got him back to San Juan safe and sound,..