There is currently a great thread on the best bass fishing books (http://www.bassresou...-fishing-books/).

Rather than hijack that thread, I wanted to start a new one to see if anyone has read Craig DeFronzo's e-book, available from his website (http://micromunchjig...com/ebooks.html).

Craig has posted numerous articles on bassresource.com, and has registered the username "earthworm77". It appears that he has not been active on the forums since 2008 however. Many of his articles are enjoyable to read, and he seems to have had great success with his techniques, although I get the feeling that the articles don't tell you quite enough to fish like him. So I'm wondering, does his book answer the questions that his articles raise? What do you think?

No one has read it?

I got his ebook called "How to catch more bass, the light tackle way". I had it printed on really good, thick paper and bound, that way I would always have it. It's a great book, other than a few typo's. It really changed my way of fishing. I much prefer light line, light tackle fishing although I still power fish. Thankfully I was able to contact Craig months before his untimely passing and thank him.

On 4/23/2020 at 3:11 PM, volzfan59 said:

I got his ebook called "How to catch more bass, the light tackle way". I had it printed on really good, thick paper and bound, that way I would always have it. It's a great book, other than a few typo's. It really changed my way of fishing. I much prefer light line, light tackle fishing although I still power fish. Thankfully I was able to contact Craig months before his untimely passing and thank him.

Hey volzfan59

I just came across this thread and read that excerpt from the beginning of DeFronzo’s book. I’m very intrigued and I couldn’t find a copy of the first book or the book that you noted. 

Where did you find your book?

Craig was a frequent contributor to this site. You can find many of his articles about light tackle fishing here: https://www.bassresource.com/content/search?SearchText=DeFronzo&BrowsePageLimit=30

 

He will be missed.  RIP brother.

i knew him from NYBass . we used to have yearly seminars that he was at. he was very knowledgeable. Good guy .