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Nicaragua Surf Report for Monday, October 20, 2008

8:44 AM

Nicaragua Surf Report - Report Photo 10/20/2008 8:44 AM
It's easy to let all these onshore rainy days get you down - don't let it happen!  This weather pattern happens every year at the same time and we are almost to the end of it!  I was looking through the shots from last November and it's filled with killer days.  Here's a shot from Nov. 7th, 2007 - it's coming!

4:16 PM

Nicaragua Surf Report - Report Photo 10/20/2008 4:16 PM
Hi folks, this is Lucha Libre starting the week with the Monday surf report.  Today we made it to Maderas hoping to score some fun waves because the wind was offshore early in the morning.  It was pretty disorganized but we made it out and gave it a try.  There was definitely some swell in the water with some overhead waves coming in.  Check out this sick left with no takers at Machete pt.

4:16 PM

Nicaragua Surf Report - Report Photo 10/20/2008 4:16 PM

There was nobody out at Maderas today so we had the whole spot for ourselves for at least three hours.  Everybody was so excited because we saw some fun ones coming through.  The first guy who paddled out was our good friend D-lite.  Here is a cool shot that Come Pan got of him with the water camera.

4:17 PM

Nicaragua Surf Report - Report Photo 10/20/2008 4:17 PM
On the way to Maderas we picked a couple locals up and they were so happy to make it back to this spot.  Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro is caught here with our land camera with a cool maneuver.

4:18 PM

Nicaragua Surf Report - Report Photo 10/20/2008 4:18 PM

El Tuzo Morales was trying to get some barrel shots but the waves were not cooperating.  Here is the best wave he got today and as always Jairo was in the right spot to prove it.

4:18 PM

Nicaragua Surf Report - Report Photo 10/20/2008 4:18 PM

On the last shot of the day we have one more photo of the “Forty Year Old Intern” D-lite with a sweet off the lip on this left hander.  He was so hungry to get good waves that he destroyed every single wave he got today.  The swell should be a little bit bigger tomorrow and the forecast says that we are going to have offshore winds in the morning, so keep an eye on NSR and see what we got for you.

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