Been wanting to get back here and finally did. Fished 0630am to 130pm, water about 75 at surface, shallow scummy weeds as usual, water a bit more clear than expected, especially shallow, but still an olive clayish soupy look overall. Got one and lost one in the first hour and was pretty excited for possibly a great day. Then dead a long time so decided to give trolling some good work. Dead too for a couple hours and about to start casting again when I suddenly have a double on! First time this has happened to me when solo. I see the first is well hooked as she's close to net and the other is still pulling in the rod holder so I think she must be well hooked. I decide to put that rod between my legs pinched together to try to keep the tension on in a strange feet shuffling effort from stern to bow, twisting my hips to keep the line tight while I also fight the first fish. It was pandemonium, at least as much as one guy can have. I realize I could lose both fish if I keep trying this dumb strategy so net the first. She falls off in the net with the lure even toward to the top of the hoop, so I think I may actually pull off this off and net the second. But with both hands on that netting effort and the leaning over I drop the rod with the second fish, total slack and she gets off. Really fun and memorable though, must've pulled the baits by a pack of feeding muskies and got two hits simultaneously during an otherwise dead span of around 6 hours. Fish boated and lost not large, below 40 inches, but a good day on my favorite lake to get two overall and one of them in a crazy way when I almost got another.