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PACKINGTON SOMERS FISHERY

Telephone: 01676 523833

Fishing report – week ending 29/06/2025

MATCH RESULTS

STARLETS VETS SIBLNGS / ANNIES / GRATS / WILLOW  
1. Alan Dolby (Lanes Bait) Carp and F1s on pole and pellet 63-1 Peg 7 SIBS A
2. Bob Calcott (Lanes Bait) 55-10
3. Dave Longford (Ridgemere BLS) 53-0
4. Keith Winn (Lanes Bait) 47-8
SOLIHULL ANGLING OPEN  MOLANES     
1. Keith Deaner (Smithys) Carp on bomb and pellet 64-2 Peg 12
2. Jim Daly (Packington) 57-3
3. Martin Wood (SAC) 55-12
4. Dave Smith (Packington) 52-4
SATURDAY OPEN GEARYS  
1. Trevor Hodges (Maver Elite) Carp on bomb / pole and pellet 92-5 Peg 16
2. Paul Alder (Packington) 89-3
3. Ian Keywood (SAC) 89-1
4. Ian May (Moseley AC) 83-5
PACKINGTON VETS  LITTLE GEARYS /  MOLANDS / SIBS A 
1. Brian Twaites (Packington) Carp and F1s on bomb and pellet 78-15 Peg LITTLE GEARYS
2. Brian Caddy (Packington) 76-7
3. Dave Duggan 70-11
4. Steve Eaton (Packington) 60-10
DOG AND PARTRIDGE AC LITTLE GEARYS 
1. Steve Pearce F1s on pole and pellet 141-14 Peg 21
2. John Moore 120-0
3. Damen Green 90-4
4. Pete Gauntlet 72-13
SUNDAY OPEN SIBLINGS  
1. Andy Christie (Packington) Carp and F1s on pole and caster 198-12 Peg 13 SIBS B
2. Cliff Skyrme (Millpool AC) 94-6
3. Martin Wood (SAC) 69-15
4. Paul Truman (Packington) 68-14

Fishery report

MOLANDS .  The Hot bright conditions continued which has switched off the F1s but carp have fed well in certain areas with pegs 2-12 and 43-48 the notable peg . Method feeder with wafters or dead reds and the pellet waggler has been the top tactic for the carp . Carp anglers fishing the night have caught plenty of doubles and fish to over 24lb with boilies fished close in to the margins working best and on the warmer days there were some big carp coming to dog biscuit fished on the top.

GEARYS . Although the weights have dropped ,good consistent fishing this week with nets to 100lb best and most pegs capable of producing decent sport. Pellets fished on the bomb at 25-30 metres or long on the pole at 14m shallow and on the deck have been the top tactics with method and dead maggots also worth ago. Later in the day corn ,paste or dead maggots have picked off some bigger fish down the margins. Carp anglers have had plenty of fish on boilies with a PVA bag or off the top on dog biscuit.

LITTLE GEARYS . Fished a lot better this week with nets to 140lband good back ups from around the pool with pegs 19- 27 the flyers. Shallow on the pole with pellet has been the top tactic but method feeder with dead reds or wafters, short pole with pellet at 5m and down the margins with pellet ,meat or maggots over ground bait have all been worth a go.

ANNIVERSARIES A little more consistent this week with nets to around 60lb best with f1s and carp from 2-5lb showing all around the pool. Meat fished short or pellet /caster shallow have been the outstanding tactics and on the wider pegs waggler or bomb with 6mm pellet as also caught well.

SIBLINGS A . Nets to around 100lb best this week and fishing along the margins has been the best approach with pegs 2,5,9-13 and 17-21 still the form pegs. Corn or dead maggots over groundbait has worked best for carp to double figures and f1s to 6lb.A lot of carp mooching around during the day so a mugging rig can be effective as well.

SIBLINGS B . Much better this week with a near 200lb net winning Sundays open match on peg 13 which was mainly caught on pole fished caster across to the reed beds. Pole fished pellet or caster has generally been the best approach the for the f1s fished down the margins or shallow out at around 5-10m . The bigger carp are coming to dobbing along the far side or to corn or dead maggots fished tight up to the far bank or down the margins with fish into double figures showing.

GRATUITIES A small method or pellet feeder to the island has been best for the carp with fish to 16lb showing and plenty around the 3-6 lb range coming out. Pole with maggot or expander pellet down the middle has caught mixed nets to around 50lb with f1s,skimmers ,crucians and even chub coming to this.

WILLOW   Fished a little better this week with most pegs producing carp and f1s to around 6lb. Waggler or feeder tight to the island, pole with paste or banded pellet at 5-12m and down the margins with corn, worm or dead maggots have all provided some decent sport.

FORTHCOMING OPEN MATCHES

SATURDAY 5th JULY – OPEN MATCH – GEARYS

Draw 9am fishing 10.30am – 4.30pm

SUNDAY 6th JULY–OPEN MATCH— SIBLINGS

Draw 9am Fishing 10.30am—4.30pm

EVERY WEDNESDAY – SOLIHULL ANGLING CENTRE OPEN

THIS WEEK    LITTLE GEARYS

Draw 1pm fish 2.30pm – 7.30pm

PLEASE NOTE

SUMMER HOURS BEGIN ON SATURDAY 1ST MARCH AND WE OPEN AT 7AM AND CLOSE AT  9 PM

PRICES ARE

£12.00 ADULT

£10.00 OAP/JUNIOR

£2.00 EXTRA FOR TWO RODS

PART DAY TICKETS AVAILABLE

Contact the lodge on 01676 523833 for further details or check out our website on packingtonestate.co.uk    Also see us on Facebook (Packington Fisheries).

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Packington Estate ESG Policy 2024

Developing and maintaining an ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) strategy for a country estate involves considering various unique contexts, including historical aspects as well as the cultural significance of such properties, and their custodianship; past, present, and future, to preserve these locations for future generations to come, across all the three aspects of such an initiative.

Packington Estate has four overarching pillars that drive the spirit and principles of the Estate and provide the building blocks for all the Estate’s businesses, operations and projects. These four pillars are Stewardship, Sustainability, Wellbeing and Restoration.

The Estate is in a transitional phase moving away from more traditional, methodologies of Estate management to a progressive strategy, in line with current business practises and procedures. Much of the Estate is undergoing such an evolution to more sustainable operations. This covers every venture and project, from Estate stewardship all the way through to the Board Room.

Packington’s ESG policy is bolstered by its actionable and tangible achievements, framed and guided by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (the SDGs or Global Goals). We all know that big global challenges need bold action, from every corner. This initiative was unanimously voted into being by all of the 197 member Nations of the United Nations, and this was formalised with an Act named Resolution Agenda 30, to build a greener, fairer, better world by 2030 and everyone has a role to play in helping achieve these Global Goals. Packington Estate is utilising the SDGs across the Estate as a guideline to set out its pathway for all future prospects and developing over time, an equitable, sustainable, biodiverse, conscientious, and healthy future.

Environmental (E) Considerations

Environmentally-friendly Land Management: Packington has implemented sustainable land management practices that prioritise biodiversity, soil health, and water conservation. This shall involve rewilding certain areas, planting native vegetation, and avoiding the use of harmful pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers on its Regenerative Farms and within the Gardens, with the aim of reducing the use of artificial products across the wider Estate.

  1. Renewable Energy Integration: Explore the potential opportunities for on-site renewable energy sources, such as heat source, solar power, biomass and wind turbines. This can reduce the Estate's carbon footprint and enhance energy resilience. The opportunity for the establishment of an Energy Park within the Estate is currently being explored.
  2. Historical Preservation: Develop a plan for the maintenance, conservation and sympathetic restoration of the historical buildings, such as the Hall, Church and Stables, as well as landscapes, combining modern, environmental practices with preservation efforts to ensure the legacy and longevity of the Estate.
  3. Tree Planting Schemes: Packington is committed to soil and tree health, and as such has an extensive tree planting scheme planned  across the Estate, with up to 10,000 trees currently planned for planting.

Social (S) Initiatives

  1. Community Engagement: The Estate is fostering relationships with local communities by providing access to parts of the Estate to the use and organising community events such as craft workshops, carol services, fun runs, dog trials and open garden days. Alongside this, the Estate has developed an approved suppliers’ process and collaboration with local businesses, partners and charities, in support of local community businesses.
  2. Educational Programs: The Estate intends to establish educational programs and workshops for both children and adults  along with guided tours to showcase the Estate's history, conservation efforts, and sustainable practices. The Estate wants to raise awareness and share knowledge with our visitors and the wider community.
  3. Cultural Heritage Preservation: Promote the preservation of cultural heritage, including historical artifacts, archives, and traditions of the Estate. Engage with local historians and cultural experts to ensure authenticity and respect for the Estate's historic and future legacy.

Governance (G) Strategies

  1. Transparency and Accountability: The Estate emphasises transparency in its operations, governance structures, and decision-making processes. The Estate shall regularly review its ESG initiatives and performance in order to build trust and confidence, including the update of this Policy document.
  2. Compliance with Heritage Regulations: The Estate shall ensure compliance with heritage and conservation regulations and Acts to protect the Estate's historical significance while aligning with modern sustainability standards.
  3. Stakeholder Inclusivity: By involving local communities, team members, and other stakeholders in decision-making processes related to the Estate’s development, thereby creating an accountable and inclusive process for all.

Preservation of Natural and Historic Assets

  1. Wildlife Conservation:  The Estate shall implement measures to protect and enhance biodiversity within the Estate. This shall include habitat restoration and tree planting, development of the Estate’s Nature Reserve, wildlife corridors, and the creation of biodiverse, environmental areas, such as the Estate’s Rewilding project.
  2. Historic Garden Preservation: The Estate shall maintain and, where appropriate, restore historic gardens using sustainable practices, such as within the Walled Gardens. The Estate shall utilise organic and sustainable gardening methods as far as possible and involve local communities in garden-related events and activities.

Heritage Tourism and Economic Diversification

  1. Tourism Development: Strategically develop tourism initiatives that highlight the Estate's cultural and environmental assets. This can contribute to the wider and more local economies while raising awareness about sustainable practices. These initiatives involve EcoTourism within the Rewilding and Nature Reserve areas with potential for overnight accommodation, as well as daytime activities and events within the Parkland of the Estate.
  2. Diversification of Income Streams: Explore further opportunities for sustainable and regenerative agriculture, as is already on-going, renewable energy projects, such as Somers Country Park, and hosting events that align with the Estate's four Pillars and the Estate’s historical and environmental values.

Employee Well-being

  1. Employee Training: Provide training opportunity and programs for the Estate team
  2. Health and Safety Measures: Implement health and safety measures to ensure the ongoing well-being of team members, contractors and visitors.

Commitment to Diversity and Equality

  1. We are committed to:
    • Eliminating Discrimination: We will not tolerate discrimination based on age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or any other protected characteristic.
    • Creating an Inclusive Environment: We strive to create an inclusive work environment where everyone feels respected and valued.
    • Equal Opportunities: We provide equal opportunities for all employees, regardless of their background or characteristics.
  2. Recruitment and Selection
    • Fair and Open Recruitment: We are committed to fair and open recruitment processes, ensuring that all candidates are assessed based on their skills, qualifications, and suitability for the role.
  3. Training and Development
    • Equal Access to Training: All employees will have access to training and development opportunities
  4. Promotion and Career Development
    • Merit-based Promotion: Promotion decisions will be based on merit, skills, and performance, without any form of discrimination.
    • Support for Career Development: We are committed to supporting the career development of all employees.
  5. Harassment and Bullying
    • We have a zero-tolerance policy for harassment and bullying. All employees are expected to treat each other with respect, creating a workplace free from intimidation and hostility.
  6. Monitoring and Review
    • This policy will be regularly reviewed to ensure its effectiveness.
  7. Communication and Training
    • This policy will be communicated to all employees

Monitoring and Enforcement

  1. We shall use our best endeavours to proactively prevent and mitigate instances of non-compliance with our ESG policy.   Any concerns or concerns of potential breaches, including ethical concerns in our commitment to high ethical standards, should be reported as soon as possible to your Line Manager or the Business Owners.  Progress on this policy shall be reported to the Board on a regular basis. Active participation and engagement at all levels of the business is of great importance to ensure ownership of our ESG by all our teams. At the very least, we endeavour to maintain compliance with all legislative requirements.

We tailor our ESG strategy to the specific constitution and values of the Packington Estate, which is essential. Our regular monitoring and adaptation of strategies based on feedback, changing circumstances, and evolving ESG standards will contribute to the long-term success of the Estate as a sustainable and socially responsible entity.

So by adhering to this Policy, we aim to mould and create a significant enterprise, one that reflects the diversity of our rural community and promotes fairness, equality, and mutual respect.

Packington Estate & the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Packington Estate has four overarching pillars that drive the ethos and spirit of the Estate and provide the building blocks for our operations. These are Restoration, Stewardship, Sustainability, and Wellness. The Estate is in a transition phase moving away from conventional and out-dated practises, to more positive, forward thinking and environmentally-aware processes. Much of the Estate land and property is now undergoing an evolution towards more sustainable methods, not just in farming, but also across the board, all the way through to its corporate governance.

As part of this transition process, the Estate is a supporter and advocate of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. We all know that we face big challenges in today’s world: poverty, hunger, inequality and climate change are just some of the issues we need to address urgently.

Big challenges need bold action to overcome them, and that is where the Sustainable Development Goals come in, otherwise known as the “Global Goals”. These Goals are a plan agreed to by all 197 Member Nations of the UN and set in motion by Resolution Agenda 30, to build a greener, fairer, better world by 2030, and everyone has a role in helping to achieve them.

Packington Estate has taken on board a number of these Goals, and aspires to promote the Goals, generate awareness for the Goals, and encourage others to be inspired to take on the Goals in their own capacity.

To read and discover more about the Global Goals, and ways in which anyone can participate, click HERE.