Reds are showing preference for docks, while specks seem to be around structure, as well as seagrass. Baitfish are everywhere. He also landed a few croaker. The bay, which is clearing, is producing skippies, blues, Spanish macks and even specks near the U.S. Coast Guard station in Destin. Just drift fish.
Reds are also possible on an outgoing tide.
Flounder are hanging around bridges. Bounce a grub along the bottom. Bayou mouths might be worth a shot for specks and reds. The water doesn't have to be deep. Ledbetter suggested fishing in the early morning and then later in the evening for all of the above, though bridge shadows could produce reds, flounder and jacks any time of the day.