October 22nd, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
The surf doesn’t get this good very often in October because we have a lot of storm patterns usually during this month. Today was one of the best days we have had in a while. D-Lite is caught here watching this barreling right with no takers right before we paddled out.
Edwin “El Tuzo” Morales was inspired because as soon as he paddled out he hooked up with this little nugget. Here we have a shot of him with a nice snap on his first wave of the morning.
The lineup was not crowded today, these 4 guys had it all to themselves. So there were a couple of sweet waves that came through with nobody on them. Here we have this smoking right to prove it.
Today we took this shot from our archives of “El Mope” Miranda. He’s not in town right now, he’s spending some time in Germany with some of his friends. Hey buddy, we hope you are doing well and we hope to have you back down here soon so we can catch some waves together. The swell is sticking around for the next few days but we are supposed to get onshore winds tomorrow. We hope the forecast is wrong this time, so we can get some fun waves and we’ll be there to bring you all the action. God willing!!!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Tuesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were really fun this morning. This week should be the best we’ve had in some time.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Monday’s surf report from Pangas. The waves were even bigger today than yesterday which was interesting. The wind was more problematic today, but there were some reasonable windows.
Howdy everyone! Welcome to Sunday’s surf report from Panga Drops. Today the 18 sec secondary swell kicked in and made for some fun waves. The wind was also lighter today.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Today the wind die down a bit and we made it out to Maderas. The locals were having fun by themself for almost a hour because later on the wind came on again. It’s head high on sets and we finally saw the sun after more tham a week raining, check it out.
OK, Pancho here with the Sunday Surf Report. Today we’ve got macking swell in the water – it’s 6′ at 16 seconds and there are lines of swell stacked out to the horizon. Unfortunately, we’re being dogged by the same storm and onshore winds that have been working us for the past week or so…
Got up early today to check the waves – Not sure why I thought things would be different after the storm that passed through last night. Here’s what I found – more of the same.