a good youth combo

this year is going to be the first for me taking my oldest son fishing first day of trout.hes 5 years old. he has reeled in bluegills and 10-14 inch perch in a local pond but hasnt casted by himself yet,i want to let him practice a few days before the opener. im looking to to buy him a good rod and reel combo for stockies on small streams.any suggestions of what to buy will be appreciated.
i dont want to buy him a junky one like the snoopy pole but im not looking to spend 100 dollars either.
i learned how to fish on zebco 33`s closed face reels.i was thinking a spincast might be good?
thanks in advance,i cant wait til opening day...

ben, how about a nice sage 5 wt. and an orvis battenkill  la reel?
 
ok, just kidding.  i bought my wife and daughter spincast outfits to start with.  my daughter's cheap outfit fell apart quickly.  my wife has a johnson spincast reel (20 bucks) and a close out rapala rod (15 bucks).  has been around for a bunch of years now with no problems.  my daughter uses the same with a 33 and it has held up also. 

bigben -
 
i bought my kids a $5 zebco pushbutton reel at walmart last year that worked great, and has worked well so far this year.  I put it on an older rod that used to have the Zebco 33 that bit the dust.  One of the reasons I picked this reel is that it had what appears to be about 6lb. line on it as compared with 10 or 12 on most push buttons.  My son is 4 and my daughter is 7, and both of them can cast it pretty well with the lighter line.  They have caught big bluegills up to 9", bass up to 15" and trout on it, and have had no problems.  I've found too that they'd rather catch 20 bluegills than five or six trout. 
 
From my own experience, I think I got my first spinning reel at about age 9 or 10 a couple days before the first day.  That was one of the most miserable days I've ever spent fishing and I don't think I've heard my dad swear as much in his entire life total as he did that day at that reel and all the birds nests. 

yeah.no doubt a spinning reel would ruin the day.my biggest fear with Trenton is patience,he is a little bit hyperactive but he seems to really be into the outdoors.one thing good my dad grew up in the area we are fishing so if Trenton gets tired of standing in one spot we can go somewhere else and fish.