October 30th, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Here is Roberto again with the surf report for today. We headed out to Maderas this morning and nobody was out. I took Luis and Codo with me and they surf by themself all the morning. It’s head high on sets and the wind is offshore.
Here is Luis La Baloy Chamorro commanding the show. He was exited beacause we have a new tournament coming soon.
This is Juan Carlos from Ometepe Island. He saw me taking pics and he immediately took his surfboard and paddle out. You are on buddy.
Here is Codo taking a nice left at Machete pt. The water is getting clear, so we’ll be diving pretty soon.
Here is La Baloy getting some air. Hey man, somebody told me that you were on party last night. Take it easy man.
This is Juan Carlos again with a close up shot.
RECENT REPORTS
Hola amigos! Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The tide was a bit lower by the time I got around to shooting today, so there was more action at mid-peak than the side-peaks. The wind was stronger today, but it was a little bigger today too.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Tuesday’s surf report from Panga Drops, once again we’re talking French Fries. The waves were smaller today, but the shape was arguably slightly better than yesterday. The wind was also a touch lighter.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for next set of days. Monday’s surf report is coming your way from Panga Drops, specifically “French Fries”. The swell was close to non-existent, but Pangas did its magic and magnified the lackluster size into something playful and shreddable.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
I woke up this morning and caught the local news which said that Hurricane Beta has been upgraded to a Category 3 storm with 115mph winds AND that it turned around and is now heading SSW TOWARDS the atlantic coast of Nicaragua. The last and only time Nicaragua was actually hit by a hurricane was..