Brine shrimp eggs in the fall harvest season in general, but also a small amount of spring for harvest brine shrimp eggs. In addition to California Mono dormant sinking brine shrimp production, the other areas of the majority of brine shrimp to produce resting eggs are buoyant eggs. Eggs are often shock waves to the shore stacked, pale red-brown. Scraped from the shore directly, or with a special small dip net, downwind fish floating on the water or brine shrimp eggs suspended in water, commonly used small square dip net, if for Artemia brine shrimp eggs to collect water, commonly used small round dip net. Alternatively, you can dig in the pool or build a floating gate, the eggs concentrated in local waters, in order to harvest.