Set a variable in another object at point of instantiation.

I'm making a whack-a-mole game and when a timer reaches 0 I call my Spawn() function. This does the following:

1. selects a random spawn point from a list.

2. removes that spawn point from the list temporarily.

3. creates a mole object at the spawn points position

4. finds a mole with tag "mole" in the scene

5. sets the spawnpoint variable of that mole to whichever point was removed from the list.

This all works fine whilst I'm using one "mole." However, when spawning more than one in the scene at once, point 4 above is giving me problems. using FindWithTag just finds any mole object in the scene, which sometimes passes rsp to the wrong mole.

Is there a way to set the mySpawnPoint of the mole at the point it is instantiated, rather than use FindWIthTag?

If any additional code is useful, please let me know.

Thank you.

My code for the function is below:

 function Spawn() 
 {
 rsp = SpawnPointList[Random.Range(0,SpawnPointList.Count)]; //rsp = random spawn point picked from the list 
 SpawnPointList.Remove(rsp);                                    // remove the selected spawn point from the list, preventing it from being selected again whilst mole is there
 //Debug.Log("the spawn point removed from the list is: " + rsp);
 
 Instantiate(mole,rsp.transform.position,rsp.transform.rotation); //create mole at rsp
 var mole = GameObject.FindWithTag("mole").transform;            //find and use mole in the scene
 
 var script: MoleScript = mole.GetComponent(MoleScript);            //assign script to the moles moleScript
     script.mySpawnPoint = rsp;                                    //access the "myspawnpoint" variable inside the mole
 }