October 3rd, 2011
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi folks, it is Lucha Libre here with the Monday surf report. We woke up early and headed out to the beach, but there was not much action going on out there. The waves were small and the crowds were super light, we have to mention that the winds were nice offshore and there were still some nice and clean ones rolling in. Check it out!!!
There were only 3 guys out there, taking advantage of the empty lineup by themselves. Check out this pal picking up this nice peeler all the way in.
The waves were super fun for longboarders, but we also had some waves to ride on shortboard. Mike trying to throw some spray on his backside.
Did I mention that the waves were super fun for big boards? How about this unknown rider having a blast on his super panga!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to an action packed Saturday surf report. Pangas was on fire this morning and so were the surfers!
Hey amigos! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The swell continued to fade today, but there were still some decent waves if you knew where to look.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The faded fairly quickly today. The surf still had its moments throughout the day though.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hi and welcome to our daily surf report. We are the NSR Family bringing you some of the action we had at the beach this afternoon. The waves were kind of fun, running about chest to shoulder high on sets with nice offshore winds. Check it out!!!
Hi fellas, welcome to the Saturday surf report from somewhere in the pacific coast. Today Lucha Libre got hired for a few guys from LA, staying at the NSR Beach House. The waves were running about chest to head high with some occasional over head waves on sets. Check out the lineup!!!
Hey guys, welcome to another surf report with us here at NSR. The rain hasn’t let up much in the last few weeks and the waves haven’t been very good, but today they were bigger than yesterday. It was running about chest to shoulder high on sets, the wind was onshore and the water was..