Functional properties of polymerized whey protein after encapsulation of oils were studied. Results indicated that emulsion activity and emulsion stability of encapsulated fish oil were better than evening primrose oil -P<001-. The emulsion activities and emulsion stabilities of the encapsulated fish oil and evening primrose oil decreased during the storage. Fish oil emulsion decreased significantly for the first four days -P<005-, while the decrease of evening primrose oil emulsion was not significant -P>005-. The viscosity of fish oil was considerably lower than that of evening primrose oil with the average ratio being as low as 1657%. The viscosity increased in approximately linear model during the gelation progressing. Two kinds of gel in the range of shear rates set by the experiment exhibited shear-thinning pseudoplastic features. The hardness of fish oil gel was slightly -P>005- higher than that of evening primrose oil gel and the hardness of two kinds of gel increased slightly -P>005- during the storage.