The sizes are No 8, No 10 and No 12. Don't pick just by habit or by the number you used in another hook form. Compare the actual size with the volume of the bait so that it does not obscure the working part. Also check how the entire rig is standing out of the water before filling the feeder and stubbing.
Compatibility does not end with the choice of hook. The leader should be arranged neatly relative to the feeder, without twisting and without the fishing line passing through a sharp edge. After a shift, pull moderately each knot and look at the connection to the remaining line. That's how you find a problem on the shore, not under load after bites.
In hook-less fish, constant contact with the fish is of particular importance. Adjust the drag according to the line, work with the top of the feeder and do not compensate the slack fishing line with too sharp detection. If you switch to a different size, re-evaluate the balance between hook and bait; The same leader does not mean that each combination will behave the same.
Before reuse, inspect the hook tip and the entire length of the braided fishing line. Scratching, loose threads or a deformed hook are sufficient reason for the rig to be replaced. Keep the finished leaders dry and detached so that they do not become entangled with the remaining small accessories. The size arrangement also reduces the risk of taking the wrong option on a quick change.
After reviewing the feeder tying, open Bound hooks for the more general choice and Hooks tied for float fishing, if you want to match the same solution when fishing for a float. When it needs to be reconciled with the rest of the tackle, move on to Fishing accessories and continued the arrangement from there.