Matsube is a treacherous reef break known for its right-hand tubes. The wave forms over an uneven reef and can run both left and right, but the rights are what set it apart.
The break takes swell from northeast through east-southeast to south (NE-ESE-S). A southeast (SE) swell lines it up best.
Look for northwest (NW) offshore wind to clean it up. Matsube can work through low, mid, and high tide, with a rising tide generally the better call.
Matsube is usually best with swell from northeast through east-southeast to south (NE-ESE-S), ideally southeast (SE), northwest (NW) offshore wind, and any tide.
Matsube is a surf spot in Sakaori, Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
Matsube is a left-and-right reef break over uneven reef.
Other nearby surf spots are Maruki, Malibu, Kamogawa, and Moriya Beach.
Matsube can work with swell from northeast through east-southeast to south (NE-ESE-S); southeast (SE) is usually best.
Northwest (NW) offshore wind is usually best at Matsube.
Northwest (NW) is offshore at Matsube.
Matsube can work on all tides. A rising tide is usually better here.
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