Last night I went out for my first night fish over here in Pohnpei. I went out about 5pm with a couple of the local boys and tied up to a mooring over a reef near the harbour entrance after spending about 30 minutes throwing poppers for GTs (no luck though). The water was only about 30 metres deep and it had been a full moon the night before so the local boys were talking it up. Stayed at the first spot for a couple of hours, knocked over a few beers and relaxed, but didn't catch anything to brag about. We then changed position to a spot about 400 metres away and dropped the anchor. After about 30 minutes my rod loaded up and I was on. I was using my little Silstar Crystal Tip (6-10kg) rod and a Penn International 975LD so my biggest fear was hooking a GT or a Dogtooth Tuna that are often caught in the area. I could feel the line being dragged about through the coral and thought that it was only a matter of time before the only decent fish of the night was lost. But a little bit of extra drag was applied (always scares me doing that) and I finally turned it's head up and up it came, taking the occasional run back down to keep the adrenalin going. Cheers all round when a 5kg two-spot red snapper hit the surface. Looks very much like a Red Bass or even a Mangrove Jack. An absolutely awesome fight on the light gear. Another great Pohnpei experience. I may not want to leave this place and come back to WA when my time is up.