The yellow fish fish has a characteristic appearance, with an elongated and flat body, covered with shiny scales and a bright yellow color. It has a wide and flattened head, and has two back fins and a caudal bifide fin. The Yellow Lieu lives in the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean, in particular along the coasts of Western Europe and the northeast of the United States. It feeds mainly on molluscs and crustaceans, which he seeks using his sensitive barbules. The yellow fish-lie is appreciated for its fine and tasty flesh, which is often used in many fish recipes. It is also rich in nutrients, in particular in protein, vitamins and minerals.