an 8 wt is a great rod to have - steelhead, saltwater (except big stuff like tarpon), and big rivers - also good if you throw big bass bugs or heavy streamers on a sinking line in lakes. I have a 10 foot that I like for nymphing and when I'm in my kayak, but the 9 foot length should be fine on a general purpose basis.
-- Orvis has good rods (I have 3),but my favorite has become Echo 4 piece rods - good action, less expensive, faster fix time.Great selection of reels depending on what you want to spend and pursue (high end drag system can ratchet up the price).
http://www.tpfr.org
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