December 10th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi everyone, welcome to the Wednesday surf report. We are the NSR family bringing you the action from out here at Playa Maderas. Today we had a wonderful beach day and the lineup was not crowded at all because we had some sizeable waves coming through. It was head high to over head on sets, the wind was offshore and the water was super nice.
Our good friend D-lite was able to paddle out today before he went to get some work done at Mango Rosa. He was super stoked that we finally got some swell in the water and he was catching a couple of fun ones. Here he is bottom turning on a sweet right.
Jessica “La Capitana” from Texas saw a couple rideable waves at Machete Pt so she paddled out and caught a few clean ones all the way in to the beach. Check her out in the background dropping into a nice one.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Tuesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were really fun this morning. This week should be the best we’ve had in some time.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Monday’s surf report from Pangas. The waves were even bigger today than yesterday which was interesting. The wind was more problematic today, but there were some reasonable windows.
Howdy everyone! Welcome to Sunday’s surf report from Panga Drops. Today the 18 sec secondary swell kicked in and made for some fun waves. The wind was also lighter today.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome to the surf report for today, we are “Lucha and Come Pan” reporting from out here at Maderas. It’s running about chest to shoulder high on sets, the wind is offshore and was raining a little bit down here in Nicaragua. Check it out.
Here we are again in the same spot. Pancho and Caliente couldn’t sleep last night, there were thinking or dreaming about how sweet was going to be the surf session in the morning. They woke me up at 4:00 am to get to the surf. It’s over head on sets and the wind is offshore…
It might be turning cold up north, but we’ve still got glory beach days happening down here in Nicaragua. The waves are small, but still surfable. It’s about waist high or so on sets and the winds are offshore. This is Maderas…