November 12th, 2007
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome everybody to the flat surf report for today, it looks like we are going to have at least one week with no waves. We think we don’t have waves but for international people we still have some rideable lines. It’s knee to waist high on sets, the wind is light onshore and we are starting to feel the cold water.
Today we made it a little bit late in the afternoon to the beach, but it was enough to take some photos. Here is Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro with a cool turn, that’s not easy to do with that kind of wave.
This is one of our good friends, he’s name is Gustavo “El Buda Nica” Trana going right. Nice job buddy!!!
There were a couple of dangerous accident out there today. Here is Goyo hitting “La Goya”, you have to be carful guys!!!
Young Rex “La Bestia” Calderon wasn’t worried about size wave because he can surf even in a river. Here he is shredding on a small one.
It’s so nice to take photos with the sunset in the background because we can take some photos like this one. This guy probably wants to have this shot and blow it up.
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Tuesday, We had an unreal morning of what seemed to be right point barrel perfection. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hello Monday, The swell bumped a few feet today and we had some fun surf and light crowds. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hello and thanks for checking in with us. Sunday Had some fun surf at Panga Drops. We had some strong winds and a little bit of wait between waves, but if you were in the right spot you had a nice ride. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Lot’s of things going on in Nicaragua these days – in light of the recent election of Daniel Ortega as our new president, many people have been asking “what’s going on down there?”. Let me tell you that things have been very good so far (and I’m not even talking about the epic surf and..
It’s still running about chest to head high with offshore winds. The water warmed up a slight bit and it’s no longer uncomfortable to skin it. It’s a great time of year to be here in Nicaragua!