Max drag with yellowfins quickens fight time and prevents lactic acid buildup, which can affect meat quality. One other scenario that no angler asks to be a part of, but which does happen from time to time, calls for reeling in a marlin or swordfish that dies during the fight.
ENLARGE. James Kaczman. Donate appreciated stock to charity: You also can give appreciated stock to charity. If you've held it for more than one year you may take a charitable tax deduction for the market value of the stock, and neither you nor the charity has to pay capital-gains taxes when the stock is sold.ere are three tax-efficient ways to spread the wealth: Give appreciated stock to individuals: You can give up to $14,000 each to any number of recipients this year without incurring federal gift taxes.
If you have lost the record of how much you originally paid for an investment, instead of selling and paying 15% or more of the value in taxes, you can use that investment as part of your charitable giving. Gifting appreciated stock avoids the tax owed and still qualifies for a full deduction.