November 17th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
The NSR Photographers were out today taking lots of killer surf photos. Click on the image above to find out where and see if we got any photos of you!
Hi folks, we are Lucha Libre and Come Pan Panic bringing you all the action for the Monday surf report. We took Pancho Sanchez to the beach early this morning because he wanted to score some waves. He is flying out tonight and probably wont be back until next month, so he’s going to be out of the surf action for a little while. It was running about chest to shoulder high on sets and the wind was offshore. Check it out.
The lineup was commanded by the girls today. We had about ten chicks that were out doing their best to have fun and score some waves. Here is one of them bottom turning a nice left.
Here we have Pancho Sanchez taking off on one of the bigger set waves of the day. He was trying to get as many waves as he could on his last day. He was having a blast out there on the big panga. Alright daddy, now you have to come back to the USA and take care of “La Nina”.
Our very own D-lite was able to paddle out this morning with his good friend Pancho Sanchez. Here he is showing us why he is one of he best rippers in town right now. All the local kids have been taking notes, we are not kidding you folks!!!
The girls were killing it today. Here we have another one of the crew riding a nice sizeable wave. You guys have to make sure and check out NSR Surf Shots because we have some good shots of you from this mornings session.
Later on in the afternoon the NSR surf school had two students that made the right call and decided to take some surf lessons with us. On this shot we have Jeanne Franck and Dave Hershberger learning from the best surf instructor in town.
On the last shot of the day we have our second student of the day Dave Hershberger taking off on a fun looking left. Alright folks, that’s all for today. Be sure to check back tomorrow.
RECENT REPORTS
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Today we got a little bit late to the action out here at Maderas because we were doing some work on “El Burro”, but we had enough time to take a couple of good photos and let you know how was it. It looks like we are starting to feel a fading swell in the..
This is Roberto with the Friday surf report. It looks like we are going to have an interesting contest this weekend ’cause we have sweel hitting us righ now, that’s awesome. So, It’s head high to over head on sets and the wind id offshore. We headed out to Maderas this morning and almost nobody..
Damn, the wind turned onshore today. I guess we have ANOTHER tropical disturbance, Gamma, in the carribean. We didn’t go surfing, but our friends from Surfari Charters decided to go fishing and KILLED the Wahoo. Check this out: