Big Moe - Giant Hammerhead at Bahia Honda

You might as well take it easy so you don't break off your hundred-pound tarpon.

It won't make a bit of difference when Big Moe shows up.

Like a summer squall rolling across the Florida Keys, he arrives fast, silent, and full

of fury. When the legendary hammerhead appears beneath the Seven Mile Bridge,

you'll be sharing your catch. There won't be any "catch and release." Once Big Moe

decides it's his, destiny has already kicked in. It's a story that's played out time and time again.

The tarpon knows it. The stingrays know it. The schools of baitfish scatter at the first hint of his shadow. Even the old bridge at Bahia Honda has witnessed this drama unfold for more than half a century. Whether Big Moe is eighteen feet or twenty, whether you've seen him yourself or only heard the stories, one thing never changes. Every year another angler hooks the fish of a lifetime... and every year, someone swears a giant hammerhead came from nowhere to claim it.

That's Big Moe.