Rouget is the French-speaking name for red mullet, also known as king poon. The latter is strange, because the poon is not a direct family of the red mullet. There is a slight agreement in terms of form and both fish are landowners. The red mullet is orange in color and has yellow stripes on its side surface that stretches from head to tail. Typical are the two beard wires located at the bottom of the head that can detect this food. This fish can reach a length of 30 cm with a weight of 1kg, and lives up to a depth of 300 m. The red mullet is a very popular fish that mainly occurs in the southern parts of European waters, but also occurs in our waters during the warmer periods. The red mullet is found in the waters of Denmark, to Morocco, to the Canary Islands and to the Mediterranean. The period during which the striped mul occurs in the northern waters is short.