October 15th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome everyone to the Wednesday surf report. This is Jairo “Come Pan” bringing you the surf action. Today we found out that we have two more tropical systems in the Caribbean, so for the next few days it’s going to be overcast with a lot of rain over most of Central America. Today we had some small swell coming in. It’s was running about chest to shoulder high on sets, the wind was onshore, and the water is still very brown. Check it out.
The surf conditions weren’t very good, but there were some surfer’s taking advantage of what little waves that we had. Here we have a shot of one of local’s taking off on a mushy left.
We caught Larry “Carita de Venado” Davila with a nice off the lip on a fun looking left. We were surprised to see that he was actually catching a few good waves.
We really liked the colors in this photo of a local fruit stand here in San Juan Del Sur. Everywhere you go in Nicaragua you can see the brilliant colors that this culture has to offer.
For the last shot of the day we have another picture from our archives. This was one of the first swells of the season, it was in February of 2008. This one is of D-lite and as you can see it was well overhead on this day. Please check in with us tomorrow.
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Tuesday and Merry Christmas Eve. @tonyzphotos brining you todays action.
Hello and happy Monday. We had a little jump in swell size and the wind picked up a bit too. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Happy Sunday, The swell dropped a bit and the winds are a little stronger, but we still have some surf. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome guys to the chocolate surf report for today. It’s been raining lately for the last 20 hours down here in Nicaragua. The surf doesn’t looks pretty well today, check out the lineup in front of the river mouth.
We’ve got Roberto with the sunday surf report. It’s chest to head high on sets and the wind is offshore. Today the crowd showed out again. Check it out.
Not much to report again today…onshore winds and small swell here in San Juan Del Sur.