Personally I'd recommend wrapping a few more times like on a #2 hook with 8 lb I'd wrap about 15-17 wraps and last 5 loops to finish the egg loop.. The reason you want to wrap that far up the hook is that's where your power point is. Picture it, if you wrap 10 and then 5 you end up only about half the way up the hooks shank and where the last 5 wraps are is your power point. You want that "power point to be right up next to the beginning of the bend of the hook for maximum hooking power, and it also gives you a bigger bait loop which is easier to grab when rebaiting the hook.
Another trick that most don't do is when you first put the line through the eye of the hook and lay it against the shank you wrap over it. Most people start with an inch or so and then when they fishing they have a tag left to cut off. What I'd recommend is when you initially start only put the line through the eye of the hook only insert as much as it takes to wrap 5 times over it to cover it, this way you don't have to trim a tag when your done tying each hook.
Keith