Packington Somers Coarse Fishery, Warwickshire

Bag up on the picturesque Packington Estate

Packington Somers Coarse Fishery is known by some as Packington Hall Fisheries – they are the same venue. The fishery offers something different to your average new style commercial venue. The fishery is located on the picturesque Packington Estate. The coarse fishery offers a choice of seven pools, four stock ponds and even some running water action on a stretch of the River Blythe.

The venue offers great access for disabled anglers and is a great venue for juniors to get hooked on the sport. There is a resident professional angler at the lakes who offers a range of angling tuition, specific junior classes are available in the summer.

The Estate also offers Trout fishing – there are an additional 4 game lakes if that tickles your fancy.

Main Species at Packington Somers Coarse Fishery

Bream

Carp

Roach

Tench

Rudd

Rules and Restrictions

All fishermen must possess a current ticket. Anglers may take non-fishing guests for a fee of £1.00. Potential new visitors who wish to look around will be charged £1.00. They will be issued with a ticket and the £1.00 is redeemable against their first fishing visit.
No radios or dogs allowed.
All fishermen must possess a current EA licence.
No keepnets allowed, except on matches and these will be supplied by the fishery.
Barbless hooks only.
Please use litter bins provided. Any angler found to have left litter will not be allowed back on to the fishery.
All fish must be returned to the water, fish must not be removed from pool to pool and under no circumstances be taken away from the fishery.
Contravention of this rule will result in prosecution.
No fires or swimming.
No braided line of any form to be used.
Maximum size 10 hook.
Landing nets must be dipped.
No tiger or peanuts allowed.
No liquidised meat allowed – i.e. luncheon meat.
Cat food can be used on the hook – cannot be loose fed.
Maximum of 3 pints/1kg of pellets in 5 hours.
Bloodworm or Joker, only allowing in designated matches.
Floating baits can only be used on the hook – not loose fed.
Halibut, trout or any high oil pellets are not allowed.