Haven't seen it in the AquaCat trip reports that I recall. If you want to see them, you've got a better chance if you take a dedicated trip. It's probably not worthwhile to send the thread off into a heated debate over shark feed diving; if that's something that, after reading up on it, you're interested in, Emerald Dive Charters (
my trip report and broader discussion) might well get you great hammerhead action (HalcyonDaze's blurb, quoted in that report, indicates March - May, with April the best bet). Also, at least as of that trip report writing and from it - "Neal Watson’s
Bimini Scuba Center’s Great Hammerhead Safari trip page shows close-in contact with large hammerheads (and a bait container) without shark cages; Manuel Sam (
Posts #3 & 4) dove with BSC in early 2017 and said sharks were hand-fed."
Keep in mind a large, predatory shark can't be counted on to be a 'gentle giant,' so if you seek them out on a dedicated trip, exercise due caution.
Most of my dive trip reports feature fairly 'easy' diving; I consider myself intermediate, not advanced. Shark feed diving is the main exception to that; I think people ought to be better seasoned, and better informed on the subject in advance, than needed for most of my trips. It's also hotly controversial, and worth reading up on to decide whether it's even something one wishes to do.
Richard.