October 19th, 2024
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were tiny and very gentle today so I shuffled up the beach in search of rideable waves.
Before sharing the photos from Pangas, I managed to snag a pic of one dreamy 1.5 footer at Colorados haha!
Juan Cruz swooped in with style to hard carry today’s surf report.
Looks like John is training for the upcoming Chompipe Expression division.
Too cool for school.
Proof of completion for the doubters haha.
Barrel of the day incoming.
As shacked as possible today. Props to this guy for finding the needle in the haystack.
Easy make for the man.
Barrels weren’t his only forte. Looks like this guy is a true longboarder judging by his style.
Big float from John. I need to start training if I’m gonna go toe to toe with him in the Chompipe.
Panga Drops = Roundhouse heaven
Another roundy from John to close today’s surf action.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Sunday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were finally a bit bigger today. There was a good window in the morning and in the evening. I took photos around 3:00pm and it was a decent window.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves did end up picking up a bit, but it wasn’t firing yet. I’m thinking tomorrow could be the day. Still some decent waves as you’ll see.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Colorados. It was another average day, waist to shoulder high shreddable waves.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Howdy y’all! Thursday surf report coming your way from up the beach at Panga Drops. The tide was quite low, but the wave faces were super clean. It looked fun out there on longer gear.
Howdy hump day peeps! Humps and lumps and spectacular lighting is what today was all about. . . and I mean the entire day, just picture perfect! I tell you. . . October is really making a run for its money to be possibly the most constantly best month of the season if it keeps..
Today we had some small but fun waves. A little on the onshore side, but the sun was out enough to make for some vitamin D consumption, while excising in the biggest salt water bath on the planet!