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good quality is a relative term when it comes to flyrods or any rods...What are you looking to spend?
You might want to be sure you get what you want if you are willing to part good $$$ in terms of action, rod weight (oz.), grip style,reel seat, etc. There are lots of variables when it comes to buying a fly rod. Be sure to try out lots of rods in a knowledgeable shop to find what will meet your specific needs.

When I was a kid,a 7 weight as considered the "all round" rod. Good advice then and excellent advice today. I use a 6/7 rod for everything- the rod in medium action will catch everything that swims in our taxable state. I keep 2 7wt. rods rigged for every trip. one with a floater and one with a sinker. that way you can work all of the water columns. A 7 weight will throw 1/0 clousers down to size 20 dries and nymphs. excellent choice for a all purpose rod. Medium action allows smaller fish to play and has the backbone to stop sizable bass etc.
have fun with the 7 weight.I will be chasing smallies. largies and crappie tomorrow with that 7 weight. When the river drops, that same 7 weight will see striper action. I keep a 9 weight on the boat when out in the salt. the 7 gets used more.
good luck