Robert Clark never told anyone where he was going, but his Google search history shows he was looking up Mesachie Lake and Robertson River Falls
The family of a 31-year-old Duncan man who left his home Saturday with fishing gear and hasn’t been seen since is scouring the region looking for him.
His family became concerned when he wasn’t home Sunday night, because they knew he had to work the next day. Family and friends started looking for Clark on Monday and scoured those areas, as well as lakes and side roads from Nanaimo to Port Renfrew, his sister said, looking for any sign of the missing man or his vehicle — a 2007 grey Volkswagen Jetta with a roof rack and licence plate HF2 66W.
He often wears Under Armour clothing and tan khaki shorts, and usually carries a backpack when out exploring, his sister said.
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