There are mountains behind this break which provide some offshore wind protection. Looks like this guy doesn’t need the wind to help his sprays!
My good friend Clayton (@Kennedyvisual) joined me this morning. Yes, we still love doing early morning surf journeys in Nicaragua!
Clayton, how does it feel to be on the other side of the camera? Show us whatcha got!!
Because those guys don’t want to talk to the pretty surfer girls, somebody come give me a hand! Man the camera and report for me while I go meet some new friends!
This guy rode the wave all the way into the shorebreak (over 100 yards). Being from the East Coast, I’m still getting acclimated to the leg burn after the rippable rollers.
Because the waves are a little softer here compared to our home break, beginners can have a blast too! Not to mention, there is plenty of time to make a gradual turn and get down the line.
Everybody was on the a frame but check out this little nugget! Only one guy was capitalizing on these untouched beauties.
He caught all of our eyes from the beach and the jealous guys in the line up!
On his next wave, he decided to throw buckets instead of 180’s. Keep ripping buddy!
Here’s one last a frame for you to check out… Just be thankful it’s almost Friday!!
Alright guys it’s time to start wrapping up the day and go catch an afternoon bump. Thank y’all for checking out our report and I hope you liked the change up! Adios amigos!!
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Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday morning’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were very small today, but the morning window was favorable with the tide. Good for cruisin’!
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And finally Theo going big on his backside. Way to go mi amigo!!! Send for sending in these pics Sr Zetaaaaaaaaaaaa, you da man!!!