Yo-Zuri 3D Magnum 7 Inch Sinking Trolling Lure
Features:
- The Yo-Zuri 3D Magnum dives to depths between 16 and 21 feet.
- Measures 7 inches with a 3.5-ounce body and features internal 3D Prism color change technology.
- Constructed with durable ABS plastic, through-wire design, heavy-duty split rings, and 3x strong trebles.
- Can be pulled at speeds from 4 to 9 knots with a consistent, tight swimming action; no tuning required.
- Available in 8 different colors.
Performance & Design
Designed for deep water trolling, the 3D Magnum delivers strong visual appeal with large eyes and internal 3D Prism technology that creates dynamic color shifts. Its solid build and reliable action make it effective in consistent current and deep water conditions.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 7 inches |
| Weight | 3.5 ounces |
| Depth Range | 16 to 21 feet |
| Speed Range | 4 to 9 knots |
| Body Material | ABS plastic |
| Color Technology | Internal 3D Prism color change |
FAQ
What depth does the 3D Magnum lure dive to?
The Yo-Zuri 3D Magnum dives to depths between 16 and 21 feet.
Does the lure require tuning to work properly?
No tuning is necessary. It runs true out of the box with a tight swimming action.
What makes the color change feature unique?
The internal 3D Prism technology provides dynamic color shifts that enhance visibility in the water.



Anthony North –
Used this lure in deep water during a late summer trip. It stayed at the right depth and attracted several large bass. The color change was noticeable and the action was smooth even at higher speeds. Very reliable for trolling.
Justin Murray –
Fished in 20 feet of water with consistent results. The 3D Prism color shift caught my attention and helped trigger strikes. No issues with the trebles or durability after several hours of use.
Harry Peake –
Good depth performance and strong action. The lure stayed in place and didn’t sink too fast. A bit heavy for light trollers, but effective in deeper waters.
Neil Piper –
Perfect for deep water trolling. The color change is visible and the lure swims naturally. I’ve used it in multiple lakes and it consistently draws fish.