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Title based on the following caption from the NFB Photo Story: Indians were the first to "dip" the plentiful little Kiacks -- from Nova Scotia's sparkling waters and today's fishermen catch them in the time-honoured way, frequently with the aid of dip-nets made by local Indians. Top score, held by two rugged fishermen, is 45,000 Kiacks "dipped" in a single day. The fish are sold to local buyers at an average $1.15 a hundred. Veteran fishermen earn up to $1000.00 in a 6-week period. Last year one and a half million of the so-called "little Indian fish" were caught in the province's Yarmouth County alone.