Looking for some suggestions on a Fly Rod set up for streamer fishing.  I generally just use a plain 5 wt with floating line as an all purpose but wouldn't mind getting something a little beefier for chucking some heavier weighted streamers. 

         Looking for some suggestions on a Fly Rod set up for streamer fishing.  I generally just use a plain 5 wt with floating line as an all purpose but wouldn't mind getting something a little beefier for chucking some heavier weighted streamers.

Not sure how experienced you are fly fishing and hope this does not come across as condescending.
 
If it is a dedicated Streamer rod I would suggest a 6 wt at very least. Possibly seven or eight for larger rivers or if you see yourself fly fishing for pike in the future. I would also consider getting a weight forward sink tip line instead of using a floating line with weighted streamers. The weighted streamers will make casting more difficult and the lighter the fly the easier it is to cast. What ever you decide on if you get to the water and the fly is too big for your set up or its just difficult to cast first move is shortening the leader. The BVK series of the TFO rods are great in this weight range and hard to beat for the price. If you can try casting a few rods before buying, it would be a great idea to pick out one of these large fly's you mention and tie it on and cast it. The rod will behave night and day differently with a large wind catching fly on the end. It will be easier when if is wet(a little more streamlined). There are plenty of great reels out there for very reasonable prices. Some people talk about balance between the reel and rod and it is a factor but...... the balance changes as the line leaves the rod and reel and is airborne. If unsure go to the lighter side on the reel choice if you need to decide between two reels.