Yo-Zuri R1352-BOCF 3D Crank 1.5 Squarebill – 60mm, Burnt Orange Crawfish

Overview

Yo-Zuri has reimagined the R1352-BOCF 3D Crank 1.5 Squarebill to offer a compact, versatile option that performs across a range of freshwater scenarios. At roughly 60mm and about 1/2 ounce, this squarebill delivers a balanced blend of buoyancy and action, making it a practical choice when forage cues align with the local lake, pond, or river. The design leans into real-world needs, providing a lure that can be cast to shallow edges, bounced over cover, and worked with precise, controlled retrieves.

Under the hood, the lure benefits from Yo-Zuri’s internationally patented internal 3D Prism finish paired with a painted exterior. The result is light-catching facets that shimmer as it darts and bounces along structure. Wave Motion Technology sends vibrations through the water column, helping the lure register on sonar and capture attention from bass at various depths. The combination of finish and motion creates a visually compelling target, even in varying light conditions.

Practical design details include round bend black nickel hooks and a tough ABS resin body. The Burnt Orange Crawfish color features red eyes intended to evoke a distressed baitfish, inviting a predatory strike with a natural, non-jarring look. The lure’s buoyancy also supports short hops over cover—over laydowns, over rocks, and around shallow edges—without losing balance or feel through the rod tip.

Key features

• Internally Patented 3D Prism Finish And Painted Finish
• Wave Motion Technology
• Round Bend Black Nickel Hooks
• Terrific Shallow Water Search Bait
• Tough and Durable ABS Resin Material

In the field

• Compact profile that mimics local forage size
• Buoyant body for controlled hops over laydowns and rocks
• Burnt Orange Crawfish color with red eyes for high visibility
• Versatile performance for power anglers targeting edges and cover

In varying water conditions, this squarebill offers a flexible option when you want a lure with active vibration and a lifelike color cue. While results depend on conditions and technique, anglers may find it opens up opportunities around structure and along shallow edges, especially when fish are cruising near cover.