Wrist Roll Mend
As the wrist roll starts, the rod angle is about 0 degrees and arches to a peak of about 90 degrees and back down to 0 again. This wrist movement causes the rod to reposition the line closer to the angler. Additionally, the rod maneuvers through a half circle, (180 degree arc), as viewed by the angler.


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