Inexpensive Starter Setup for Flyfishing

I've only tried flyfishing a few times in my life, so I know very little about how to set-up an inexpensive starter rod and tackle.  I've got a pond out my patio door and a little time, so I thought I might like to get a flyrod to practice casting.  One catch (no pun intended) is that I'm in ocean fishing territory and limited to what I might be able to buy to Sports Authority, a****s type sporting goods store.  Nonetheless, some guidance who be appreciated.
 
Thanks for your help.

Hi Pappy: If you want to see what your getting versus ordering on line from fishusa, i'd say try a wallyworld for one of their cortland outfits. If you want it for steelies also they should have something around 9ft for a 7 weight. 

Thanks guys!
 
Hey DaveF, good to hear from you.  Hope you are doing well.
 
Dano, the pond outside the patio has mostly bass in it.  I hope to do some trout fishing too, when I get north.  Maybe at Oil Creel

Indsquiz, fly fishing is not popular down here and Wally World doesn't sell flyrods or kits.  I know the store in Edinboro does, but here I am.  I bought a Chrystal River starter set at a sports store.
Now, I remember why I didn't continue flying fishing before, it takes skill!
 
I wouldn't recommend this particular kit, because small things in packaging prevent ease of assembly.  Nonetheless, I am able to practice, practice, practice.  Maybe by the time I get home I'll be ready for some trout.
 
Thanks for the help.

Dano,
    Can you give me some more info on the Oil Creek outing?  I may be released from Dr.s' care by then and my first trip Will be somewhere in PA.  Would it be possible to do Bamboo on Oil Creek, or are the fish too big?  Either post it here or contact me at hemilovr@hotmail.com.  I'm sort of going stir crazy just siting and not doing anything.  This is the time of year when I should have a fly rod grafted to my right hand.