If the baitfish are large, your fly will be just right. If small, you can trim the flies down. Of course you can tie these patterns in different sizes, but trimming is a simple expedient. Many anglers like a size-2 hook, but I think that's a bit small. I've lost fish that weren't hooked well, probably because the hook gape wasn't big enough to span the bony Albacore jaw.
Straightened hooks are also a culprit.
To be successful, you'll need good tackle. False Albacore, on the other hand, can smoke a poor reel. Not only must your Albie reel have a silky smooth drag, it must have a large capacity. These fish make unbelievably-long first runs, and there is little you can do except hold on. After that, the fish should be fought very aggressively.