Yo-Zuri 3DB Deep Crank Floating Lure Prism Tennessee Shad, 2 3/4 in | Duel

Overview

Elevate your bass game with the Yo-Zuri 3DB Deep Crank Floating Lure in Prism Tennessee Shad. This lure combines innovative 3D Internal Prism optics with Wave-Motion vibrations to deliver a lifelike presentation that can spark bites in a variety of conditions. Its floating diver action and buoyant profile help you cover water efficiently, while the rugged build keeps up with active fish and structure-heavy environments.

Key features

• Floating Diver Action with a max diver depth of 10 ft
• Strong lip designed to bounce off submerged structure
• Rugged round-bend black nickel treble hooks
• Deep-diving capability ideal for bass in deeper holes during summer
• Patented ribbed belly that creates distinctive wave-motion and vibrations

Why anglers choose 3DB

The 3DB series mimics the erratic movement of a wounded baitfish. The combination of the 3D Internal Prism and the exaggerated flashes helps the lure stand out in sunlit water or stained water, catching the attention of predatory bass from a distance. The natural body patterns, attention to detail on gills, fins, and scales, and the bold Redeye accent work together to present a realistic target for game fish.

Real-world use and tips

In practice, anglers notice the lure’s balance and the way it maintains a true track when cast near rocks, weed edges, or cover. The vivid flashes produced by the prism can be especially appealing when fish are cruising along drop-offs or holding in deeper pockets. Try varying retrieve speed—from a slow crawl to a steady pull—so the lure responds with a subtle change in wobble and flash.

• Cast near structure, weed edges, and deeper holes to locate active bass
• Combine pauses with a moderate to steady retrieve to trigger bites

Durability and build

Crafted with premium components, the lure features black nickel hardware for corrosion resistance and reliability in diverse fish environments. The deep-diving profile is designed to reach bass that rest and feed in cooler, deeper water, especially in late spring through summer.