I'd like to ask my predecessor where the lead should be placed.

In general, traditional fishing is a line to the end, no eight ring, the distance of the lead from the hook also depends on your fishing method, for example, you are the lead lying on the bottom, hooks hanging corn kernels and so on, you just need to grasp the fish in the corn when the lead won't affect the fish eating, only in this way can ensure that the hook will soon pull the lead when there is action, you can see the floating action, if you are too far away from the lead from the hook, if there is no big action, you can't see the floating action, if you are too far away from the hook, then you can't see the floating action. If your lead is too far away from the hook, you won't be able to see the float move if there is no big movement when the fish is feeding. But if you are fishing a pendant, in order to minimize the impact of the lead on the fish, you can be appropriate to stay away from the hook; Taiwan fishing is basically a pendant fishing method, and there is a long section of the subline under the eight ring, so normally you just need to be close to the eight ring can be.