October 27th, 2018
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome to the Saturday surf report. The crowds have gone back to just about only local status and we had some fun chest high waves. Enjoy!
Hang on, you’re missed a little on your nose there amor.
Shivery is still alive and well in 2018, but they did miss Oscars sick barrel.
Grant showing Danny a little of his own waterworks. (inside plumbing joke – take it easy!)
Scott doing a massive lip bash. Nice one amigo!
The waves were nice and compact but pretty heavy, much like Oscar and his surfing.
Grant’s been on fire out there the last few session. Nice tubo hermano!
Oscar’s been doing air’s way before this past contest and he’ll keep doing them until next October when the next surf shop challenge returns. Keep up the good work buddy!
Far bar…. kinda. Up the beach looked pretty solid this morning.
Sometimes most people just want a nice shoulder to lean on, surfers just need a soft shoulder to land on.
The aftermath of our last swell…aka surfboard graveyard.
3 people out, one wave. The ONE the got away!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Spot X. The swell didn’t fill in as much as forecasted, but there were still some keepers to be had throughout the day.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. It was windier than called for today, but there were still a few decent. waves.
Hello Tuesday and thanks for tuning back in for daily surf report. We had a slightly smaller but still a lot of fun surf today. @tonyzphotos bringing you the goods.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hello everybody and happy Friday!! Welcome to the surf report with Parker. The waves are ok but it’s my final surf report so you should check it out!
Hola amigos!! Welcome to the surf report for Southern Nicaragua. This is Parker signing in to show you the late morning shots. Check ’em out!
Hello everybody. This is the first wave I saw when I was walking to the beach. In the wave is Josh Sprienfield getting a barrel. The offshore wind was soft and the low tide have strong waves breaking in three feet shallow water. Check the action.