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It all depends on what species you are after, but in general first you should use bigger hooks. If you would like to catch carp, or bigger tench usually makes no sense to use small or tiny hooks.
And certainly using different baits can lead you to success. Not to mention, that bait size also matters...
For example a bloodworm is definitely way smaller than a nightcrawler, so the latter can help you select the bigger ones.
(Though this game is not realistic from many view, as unfortunately you can catch ridiculously tiny fish - 24 gr roach, 40 gr bream, etc. - with giant, 2/0-4/0 wide gape hooks too. This is valid especially for certain bottom rigs. For float fishing that selection seems to work more properly.)
And of course - like in real life - the location defines everything. You have to decide what type of fish you would like to catch, and go to different locations at the lake. Not all spots along the shore are good for carp, or tench, or ide, etc... (And their active spots are changing sooner or later, so it is worth to test more spots.)