I have a ton of bass tackle.  Even after giving a bunch away to the police kids fishing program I still have drawers full of stuff.  When not bass fishing I like to target redfish, speckled trout, snook etc. in the brackish inshore water.  I've caught them on jerk baits like the yo-zuri crystal minnows, spooks, and rattletraps, but what about some other bass lures?    I've tried chug bugs a few times as well as a devils horse, with no luck but I only tied them on when other baits weren't working so that's not really a fair test.   I suspect a senko would work but haven't tired one yet.   And what about ned rigs?   Anyway, you get the picture.   so what works for you inshore that comes from your bass box?

Over the years I have experimented with freshwater lures in saltwater and I have been surprised how well these lures work for saltwater gamefish. For example,I have caught snook, tarpon,snapper,jacks,etc on spinnerbaits, popppers, jerkbaits, flukes ,and other bass lures.One of my favorite multi-species lure that I recommend  for both freshwater and saltwater is the rapala x rap.

The basic ned rig concept of a jig head + plastic will work great, but I'd strongly recommend you beef up the hardware.  I think those saltwater critters would bend out one of the hooks normally found on a ned rig jighead quite easily.

As far as bass techniques that would work in the salt: topwater, hard and soft jerkbaits, jighead + plastic, jighead + swimbait, spinnerbaits and spoons.