11-13' fly rod

Anyone have any recommendations on a 11-13' 9 WT fly rod? I have been searching and seems to be very limited. Not looking to spend more than $250. A buddy and I are planning a trip in search of some coho and other larger fish. Thanks in advance.

I just want the flexibility to use for jigging/nymphing when desired. Plus, I already have too many 8-10' rods.

vs. switch rods...
 
"Switch rods are for switching back and forth from single-hand to two-hand casting making them very popular and versatile.

Switch rods are usually around 10'6" to 11' but now some new ones are 10' and some are even long like 11'9".

The length of the cork grips and reel seat assembly is usually shorter on a Switch rod and longer on a Spey rod.

For single-hand fishing a Switch rod is just a longer single-hand rod that can be used for indicator fishing for trout or Steelhead.

For two-hand casting a Switch rod is merely a shorter, lighter Spey rod.

Switch rods come in #4 to 8 line sizes and bigger.

#4-5 line sizes are for throwing smaller flies for trout mostly.

#6-7 line size is for throwing larger flies for Steelhead and trout."

for jigging... i would got with a 14' 8wt or 9wt

A friend of a friend is selling a Sage 9140-1 Spey Rod. I cannot find much information or reviews on it but here is a picture of it. He is asking $300. Worth it? I am assuming it is an older Sage model. The picture of the rod is attached:
 
 

$300 for a 10yr+ old rod???
 
 
 
 

I can't find jack about this model rod.
 

yes

I been fishing Erie steelhead with a 3 pc 11ft. 6wt fly rod for several years, it's actually called a tube rod for fishing from a float tube, it's very light and used with one hand, as most spy rods are two handed, I give fisherie.com. most of my business, however this was bought many years ago from cabela's, and every once in awhile I check and they still have them. ron