The document discusses research on the reproductive biology of the pouting fish (Trisopterus luscus). Key points include: - The study examined the spawning pattern, ovarian development, length at maturity, and fecundity of the species. - Results showed asynchronous oocyte development and a protracted spawning season from January to May. - Importantly, the study found that pouting exhibit determinate fecundity, where the number of eggs is fixed before spawning begins. - Understanding the reproductive strategy is important for effective fisheries management and estimating stock recruitment.