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Nicaragua Surf Report for Thursday, January 04, 2024

Josh S

Hi everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The wind was a bit funky this afternoon, but there were plenty of keen shredders trying their hand at the conditions. 

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There was a fair mix of rights and lefts this evening, but the rights were definitely longer. This surfer chucked some serious powder on this cutback though.

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His turn on the second section of the left was even better. He leveraged his speed coming into the section by getting low, engaging his toe-side rail, and using his trailing hand as a pivot point in the wave face.

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Uh oh! As my mom always said, “Look both ways before crossing the street.” Haha!

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A young shredder from Rancho Santana connecting with a chippy section for a stylish floater.

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Luis Fuentes tried the “best of both worlds” approach this evening. A foam board… and a shortboard! I’m not going to lie, he was going ham out there on those crumbly sections.

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Robin from France is back in town for a few more days before returning to France to continue his studies. It doesn’t look like he’s lost his quick and snappy surf style since last time he was here.

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Rob Cox preparing to race across this inside runner. I like his wide, strong stance here. He’s ready for to navigate the lip crashing near / on the rail of his board while cruising across.

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An unknown surfer from Rancho (I think) displacing a seriously large volume of water with this strong carving turn. Pangas is a great wave to train and hone maneuvers like this.

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I hope you guys blast off into Friday like Robin blasting this right corner. Tomorrow looks like it will be a bit smaller and windier than today, but I bet there will still be some fun waves throughout the day. Thanks for checking in and have a good one.
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