There are three fish whose name both begins and ends in a K. Can you name any of them?
I can think of fish that begin with K (King Salmon) and end with K (snook, all kinds of jacks), but not any that do both.
I will give you a clue. One of them is a single word. One of them is two words. One of them is three words with the first two hyphenated together.
Oh, and this belongs in MPSIMS. 
The only one I can think of offhand is knifeback.
Should I admit that I know about them at all because of Nintendo’s Animal Crossing game?
Um, the Kick, Kook, and Krack fish?
I’m probably going to be the party pooper…
Killer shark, Kwik save haddock, and Kilmarnock.
Nah, I won’t be the party pooper. You say the punchline, InvidiousCourgette
Isn’t there a Kissing Shark?
Damn, you have heard it. (King-sized Haddock is the alternate version)
Kilmarnock is of course not a fish. But it is a place.
Eh, I’m from the Maritimes - I’ve heard every fishing joke there is!
Yes, but how many fish have names ending in -gry, or rhyming with orange?
And which of those fish can you hunt in a kayak?
And just what is kapok? - I admit I’m floundering.
Possibly, but ‘no tongues’ would be my advice.
Kapok is a type of tree that bears a seed that is filled with light, silky fibers.
According to this site the following are all fish that fit the OP’s criteria:
Kaava dâlâk
Kajok
Kakilasak
Kakilaychok
Kakilisak
Kakilishek
Kakilusuk
Kakiviaktok
Kalakitok
Kaleralik
Kalifornisk
Kalikrok
Kaloarpok
Kalugruak
Kalukpik
Kalushak
Kam tsak
Kamang buhok
Kamugtok
Kanajordlak
Kanajuk
Ka-nink
Kaniok
Kaniordluk
Kapahilik
Kapak
Kapihilik
Kapisalingoak
Kapisalirksoak
Kapiselik
Kapisilik
Karanks chropik
Karish anak
Karlik
Karmazynek
Kasai minyak
Kaspiiskii bychok-pesochnik
Kaspiiskii puzanok
Kaspiisko puzanok
Katak
Katambak
Katilautik
Kausriluk
Kavasilik
Kaviksuak
Kaviselik
Kavisilak
Kavisilik
I’d say that there are much more than 3.
…but then I’ve got a head-splitting sinus headache right now and maybe have misread the OP.
Nope, I’d say you’ve conclusively proved that there are plenty more fish in the sea…
Well,
There’s Ksalmonk, kperchk, and Ktunak.
Most of my fish begin with a hook and end with a fork.
Damn. I was gonna mention kaspiiskii bychok-pesochnik. :mad:
I was going to guess “Kursk.” Though I guess it’s an ex-fish now.
:smack: This joke doesn’t really work in print, does it?