The well-known Bay of Islands deep-sea skipper, Jack Brittan, has been joined on the “Lady Lola” by his son, Chris, who has gained his master’s certificate. The pair are known to a large number of Canterbury regulars who fish the well-stocked northern waters. Jack has been with Fullers, operators of sea trips in the Bay, for about 20 years.
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59The well-known Bay of Islands deep-sea skipper, Jack Brittan, has been joined on the “Lady Lola” by his son, Chris, who has gained his master’s certificate. The pair are known to a large number of Canterbury regulars who fish the well-stocked northern waters. Jack has been with Fullers, operators of sea trips in the Bay, for about 20 years. Press, 18 July 1979, Page 27
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