October 28th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
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Welcome everyone to the Tuesday surf report. This is Jairo “Come Pan” Panic bringing you some surf shots from our home break Maderas. The waves were running an inconsistent waist to chest high on sets with really good form and the weather was beautiful. Check out what we got.
The waves were small today. Rex “La Bestia” Calderon wasn’t worried about the size because he was ripping it up all over the place and enjoying whatever waves came his way. Here he is with a nice back side snap on this left
Roberto and D-lite’s daughters had a great time at the beach. They weren’t worried about the waves, only how to communicate with each other! They have definitely crossed the language barrier
With the next surf shot we got Rodolfo “EL Calibilly” Villareal with one of the bigger sets of the day. This guy always seems to be in the right spot. The waves are supposed to be small for the next couple of days so as always we will try to keep you entertained. Please be sure to check in tomorrow.
RECENT REPORTS
Wow! A surprise gift for us surfers here in Iguana this Thursday. I was expecting the surf to be small, but this morning it looked really fun.
Hey everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. The waves were decent all day long today. The wind was still, and the wave faces were smooth. The sets were head-high when they came.
Hello Tuesday, we had lot’s of rain through the morning and afternoon. The onshore winds continue. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome everybody to the surf report for today, it’s Jairo
Pancho here with the Saturday surf report. We gave Roberto the day off so he could clean his television, dvd player and fans. (I didn’t quite understand it either???). We are out here at Maderas and the swell is still holding solid – overhead on the sets and really fun. The wind has been light..
Who says we don’t celebrate Halloween in Nicaragua? We are a little loose on the actual date, but people still like to get dressed up. And for the lack of a costume shop, they do pretty good. I hope I don’t see this guy climbing my balcony later…