Concern grows for missing dad Reece Rodger almost two weeks after disappearance near Loch Rannoch

Almost two weeks have now passed since the disappearance of dad-of-two Reece Rodger who was reported missing after going camping.

Mr Rodger, from Fife, was last seen by his friends on the north shore of Loch Rannoch near Killichonan around 11.30pm on Saturday March 18.

Police have been conducting searches of the area with help from the Air Support Unit, the Dive and Marine Unit, police dogs and Mountain Rescue Teams.

Officers say concerns for his safety are continuing to grow and have issued as fresh appeal for information.

Mr Rodger’s family previously told STV News that he was in a “good frame of mind” when he set off for the fishing trip.

“He’s the nicest, kindest boy you could ever meet – his world revolves around Paula [his partner] and his two boys,” family friend Melanie Smith said.

“He was in a good frame of mind when he left – he loves those boys and Paula too much, loves his mum and dad way too much to do something.”

Reece Rodger was last seen wearing a black long-sleeved t-shirt with distinctive white letters on both sleeves spelling out – MA STRUM. Police Scotland

His mum Glenda said: “Sometimes he likes a wee wander, but this is just not him – he always finds his way home to Paula and the boys.

“His wee boys keep asking where he is and we just keep telling them he’s still away fishing.

“He just needs to come home.”

He is described as 6ft, of medium build with dark hair. When last seen he was wearing a black long-sleeved t-shirt with distinctive white letters on both sleeves spelling out – MA STRUM, black jogging bottoms and black wellington boots.

Inspector Stephen Gray said: “Despite extensive enquiries, rigorous searches in the local area and previous appeals we have not been able to trace Reece.

“As time goes on concerns are growing and we are again appealing to anyone who saw Reece or who has any information on his whereabouts to contact us.

“I would appeal to anyone who was travelling on the B846 between 11pm on March 18 and 7am on March 19 and who may have witnessed anyone or who may have dashcam footage which could assist us to get in touch.

“I would like to thank the family and friends of Reece who have assisted in searches to date. I would ask anyone planning to attend searches this weekend to remain safe and plan for the conditions. The terrain can be difficult with open water and changeable weather conditions and we want to ensure everyone remains safe.

“Anyone with information that may assist is urged to contact 101 quoting reference number 1348 of Sunday, March 19.”