BPS White River Dogwood Canyon rods. Excellent quality for only $59.99.Get a single action reel .Start out with floating line, easiest to learn with. Scientific Anglers makes good inexpensive line.Now instructional DVDs. "Basic Fly Casting with Doug Swisher" from Scientific Anglers. This will get you fly casting quickly and easily without learning bad habits. If you plan on bass and panfish fishing, "Fly Fishing for Bass and Panfish with Skip and Carol Morris" from Fly Fish TV will get you going!  They describe in detail everything you need to know about equipment, fly line, rods, reels, flies,etc. for bass and panfish fishing.Both of these DVDs can be ordered from the BPS online catalog, as well as the rod I suggested. Happy fly fishing!

5/6 weight rod is a good place to start.

I got a Pflueger starting kit from bps im just going to fish trout with it

i plan to take a fly fishing class also think that might help

Taking a class is a great idea, as well as the Pflueger starter's kit. Another thing to add to your arsenal would be the Orvis Fly Fishing guide that you can find on the Orvis web site. Its full of great info and tutorials on starting fly fishing. This book helped me immensely when I started last season.

Thank you im sure that will be included in the calls because its an Orvis class

Don't limit your self to trout only warm water fish are fun too, pan fish are a good way to learn how to set the hook and stuff.
carp put up a heck of a fight . Just have fun .

Thanks that is a good idea never really thought about pan fish thank

Pflueger starter was my first combo. I used it for a couple season, and caught plenty of fish with it. Actually till the ferruls wore out. Still have it though, mounted on the wall of my study. I however started on panfish and bass, they seem to be alittle more eager to bite. Trout can be tricky and tempermental. Good possibility of getting skunked and frustrated. Just take your time and don't get upset. Good Luck!!

I do all my fly fishing for bass and panfish. Trout fishing here in Arizona is way up north. Too far for me .  I have a 5/6 weight for panfish, and a 7 weight for bass. I also have a 10 weight that I used to use for salt water fishing. Haven't used it in years though. Perhaps I'll get a new reel and line for it and use it for striper fishing.