Owner of Milwaukee Fish Addiction Sean Gilles of New Berlin has sadly passed away. He died after being involved in a deadly car accident in Monday 27th May 2024 leaving family and friends heartbroken.
He was confirmed dead through a Facebook post that said “It is with a very heavy heart to hear the news one of my favorite clients & friend has passed away. Sean & Lisa Gilles have been such a blessing in my life since the day we met.”
With 32 years of experience casting lines in waters across the globe, Sean has built a reputation not only for his exceptional ability to catch a wide variety of fish species but also for his cheerful and lovable personality that endears him to everyone he meets.
His journey into the world of fishing began at a young age.
Growing up near the coast, he was drawn to the water like a magnet. His early years were spent learning the ropes from his father, a seasoned fisherman himself, who imparted the knowledge and respect for the sea that Sean carries with him to this day.
What sets Sean apart in the fishing community is his versatility. Over his 32-year career, he has mastered the art of catching an astounding variety of fish.
From the icy waters of the North Atlantic, where he reels in massive cod and halibut, to the tropical reefs of the Pacific, where he deftly snags colorful species like the elusive blue marlin, Sean’s expertise knows no bounds.
His ability to adapt to different environments and fishing techniques has earned him a reputation as a master of all species.
Sean’s fishing expeditions have taken him to some of the most remote and exotic locations on the planet. Whether navigating the rugged coastlines of Alaska or exploring the pristine waters of the Caribbean, Sean’s adventures are the stuff of legend.
His international travels are not just about the thrill of the catch but also about immersing himself in the cultures and traditions of the places he visits.
Sean’s respect for local customs and his eagerness to learn from indigenous fishing practices have enriched his own techniques and deepened his appreciation for the global fishing community.
A GoFundMe was has been created by Jess Mathison and Steph Koester on Tuesday to support the deceased family in these trying times.
A statement from the account reads “Lisa lost her husband unexpectedly on May 27th in a tragic car accident. William (4) and Eva (3) lost their daddy who they adored! His family lost their son, brother, and uncle.”
