Police have released a new image of missing Paisley man in a bid to help trace him.
David Mooney had been on a weekend fishing trip with friends at Loch Cluanie in the Highlands when he disappeared around 1.30pm on Easter Sunday.
Police say the 43-year-old left his friends unexpectedly and have issued a fresh plea of help in tracing the missing Paisley man after he was spotted at a train station around 3.50pm on Monday, April 18.
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The force now believes David may have used public transport and returned to his home area.
A Police Spokesperson said: “It is possible he got on a bus and travelled to Inverness where he was seen at the train station around 3.50pm on Monday, April 18.
“David Mooney is from Paisley and may have returned to his home area. Please get in touch if you know where he is or have seen him - reference 2423 of 17/4/22”
David is described as 5ft 7ins tall, of medium build with short black hair.
When he left Loch Cluanie he was wearing a black Berghaus jacket, green fishing trousers, black trainers and a yellow woolly hat.
He may have changed into a light-coloured hoodie, dark grey joggers and trainers.
Police are "increasingly concerned" as it is out of character for David not to be in contact with friends or family.
Anyone who has information about David’s whereabouts or who thinks they may have seen him is asked to please contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting reference number 2423 of Sunday, 17 April, 2022.
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