November 2nd, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi everyone, this is Roberto “Lucha Libre” Garcia bringing you all the action for this Monday surf report. Today the wind got back offshore and there were some small but fun waves to ride. It was running about waist high on sets and the lineup was really mellow. Check it out!!!
We had a few guys killing it on the longboards. Here we have one of them just a few steps from the nose. Touch the nose with your belly my friend!!!
This is Jeremy from Canada picking up one of the better set waves we had all day. Hey Jeremy, remember that we have some cool shots of you, just let us know if you want to get some of them.
On the last surfing shot of the day we have Emmanuel looking down the line of this left. He’s one of the new grooms we have in town practicing everyday to become a better surfer.
RECENT REPORTS
Hello and Happy Sunday, we had a solid storm overnight and that made the waves a little lumpy. But there were some fun looking waves, @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Panga Drops. It was a bit smaller today, so the surfers hit the spot with more push. Colorados was pretty small at dead low-tide.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Playa Colorado. The wind was blowing from the West, but there were still a few shreddable waves in the late afternoon.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome to the Sunday surf report. Today we went to Maderas and the waves were super fun. The surf was running chest to head high with some overhead sets, the wind was offshore all day and once again the weather was beautiful. Check it out.
Hi guys, we are “Lucha Libre and Come Pan Panic” with the report for today. It’s running about chest to shoulder high on sets and the wind is ONSHORE, but there were some rideable and fun waves out here at Maderas. Check it out.
Another great day for surf here in Nicaragua. This is Pancho with your roving surf report from an undisclosed location far away from the election. Today we’ve got some overhead to a little more than overhead waves and the wind is light offshore. This is Mr. Brown, doin what he does best.