December 14th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
It was a great day and a lot of people decided to spend the day at the beach and get some sun and surf. For the first surf shot we have Ashley Blaylock doing her best to enjoy this small but sweet right.
We had a visit from Zamir “El Peluchito” who is a local from up north in Popoyo, he was out there catching some small ones and enjoying the nice day. Here he his showing us some fins with a cool front side off the lip.
There was some fun shoulder high set waves rolling through to the beach with no takers. It always seems like the best waves of the day come in with no one on them.
There were quite a few locals out as well. This is Alverto “El Gallito” Romano getting back to the surf action with a nice front side slash on this left. Alverto hasn’t been surfing that much lately because he needs to work a lot to support his family, but when he is in the water he gets tons of wave
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Wednesday, I checked Panga Drops mid morning and the wind was blowing pretty stiff and sideshore. Still plenty of swell in the water. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Happy Tuesday and April 1st. The sun was out, still swell in the water. Low tide was fast and hollow. @tonyzphotos reporting
Hello Monday, The swell continues into today with some cleaner conditions. There were some long waits, but for the few patient people in the water there was some glory to be had. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hi fellas, it’s “Lucha Libre” reporting from out here at Maderas. It’s running about chest to shoulder high on sets and the wind is offshore. Today we made it out early in the morning to score some fun and uncrowd waves. Check it out.
Welcome to the surf report for today. This is Roberto showing the line up from somewhere in our country. It’s head high on sets and the wind is offshore, the water is getting clystal clear and maybe we are going to be diving tomorow. Check it out.
Finally, we get some waves so we can stop posting pictures of half naked girls. Today we’ve got a mysto swell at Maderas with almost head-high sets and offshore winds. We have know idea where this is coming from, but we’re not complaining.