October 30th, 2007
Somewhere in Nicaragua
We’ve got Roberto and Jairo Garcia with the report for today, the swell dropped down a bit but it is still fun out here at Maderas today. It’s head high on sets and the wind is light offshore. Check out the lineup.
Here is Edwin “El Tuzo” Morales trying to get shacked into this one. All right buddy, you still look photogenic.
Jairo “Come Pan Panic” Garcia get back to the action. Today i allowed him to paddled out for first time in two months. He was doing his job as always.
Armando “El Codo” Lopez missed another sick wave. It looks like this is not your week buddy, are you ready to go out and party tomorrow night?
As always nobody took the wave of the day, this one at Machete pt. Where is Carlos Caliente when he need him to charge this one? What a pity!!!
RECENT REPORTS
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
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.
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..