What light weight Fly fishing rod, reel, & line do you suggest?

When I am not on the tribs I like to fish for Trout in the ANF on small to large streams.
Please suggest what two piece, 6 - 7 foot rod, line, and reel and where. I was overwhelmed when I searched on the internet.
Thanks,
Mike

i would suggest a 7' or 7'6" rod. i use a 3wt so i couldn't tell you if a 2wt or less would suit your needs better. if you are fishing brushy bank creeks i would go with a moderate-fast action rod. i have both a medium progressive rod, diamonback, and a med/fast action, hardy demon. 
the progresive rod is soft and you practically have to come to a full backcast to load the rod. this makes for more tree and brush hook ups than fish and is frustrating. also the softer the rod i found it is not as easy to roll cast.   
with a quicker action rod, med/fast, you can stop your back cast about 12:00 and cast with your wrist which means less line behind you for the hazards behind. easier to roll cast and sidearm cast with a stiffer action.
i use DT floating line and still feel it roll casts better than any WF line in tight quarters.
i wouldn't go with a full fast action rod for small creeks but that's just me.
hope this helps ~DT

I personally would consider 2 rods one ~7' 3 wt and a 8.5-9' 4 wt. Get a reel with a 4 weight line and use it with both rods. Quite honestly, a 6-7 foot rod is not enough for Tionesta and other "large" streams. I would look at Redington, TFO, and St. Croix for great bang for your buck rods. Of course Skip will give you exactly what you want, but that is a bit more expensive.w_w.