Duel Yo-Zuri 3DB Crayfish Slow Sinking Lure, Prism Red, 3-Inch

Overview

The Yo-Zuri 3DB Crayfish is a freshwater lure designed to mimic the subtle motion and flash of a crustacean. With a slow sinking rate, it lets you explore deeper edges and bottom structure at a controlled pace. The 3D Internal Prism delivers a vivid flash that catches the eye in both bright light and dim conditions.

From a distance, the lure’s molded legs create distinctive wave motions and vibrations that fish can detect with their lateral lines. This combination of movement and prism flash helps you cover water and provoke bites without relying on aggressive retrieves.

Key Features

• Slow sinking butterfly stroke action that entices with lifelike movement
• Jointed tail for a natural, undulating swim
• Wave motion legs that generate subtle, turnover-like vibrations
• 3D Internal Prism egg sac adds flash from multiple angles
• Weight: 3/4 oz for controlled depth and casting reach

How to fish

Versatility is the name of the game. Use the 3DB Crayfish as a swim jig or for flipping near weed edges, docks, or submerged structure. Cast toward structure and maintain contact with the bottom, then apply slow crawls, gentle pulls, and brief pauses to mimic a crustacean’s natural movement. In stained water, the prism flash becomes more pronounced as the lure crawls along the bottom, helping keep it visible during the approach.

The jointed tail contributes a distinctive side-to-side action that can entice strikes from wary fish. When resting on the bottom, the claws float up, presenting a natural silhouette for predators cruising nearby.

Design and Build

The lure carries a durable double hook secured by a wire weed guard, reducing snags without sacrificing action. The 3D Prism flash, combined with the wave-motion legs and the jointed tail, creates a multi-sensory profile that can attract attention across varying water conditions. Weighing 3/4 oz, it’s designed for freshwater applications and the versatile retrieves described above.

Tips for Success

• Target weedlines, structure edges, and other cover where bass hold
• Use a slow crawl with pauses to mimic a feeding crustacean
• Keep the lure in contact with the bottom to maximize tail and prism action