Approach and Landing
The pilot arrived at the airport and performed several approaches to the runway to assess wind conditions, reporting that no wind was detected. He established a final approach at an airspeed of 57 knots with full flaps deployed.
Bounce and Touchdown
During the landing, the aircraft bounced. The pilot then set the aircraft down with approximately 1000 feet of runway remaining. Full brakes were applied, but the flaps were not retracted.
Loss of Control
The aircraft was unable to stop within the remaining runway length. A power line was present at the end of the runway, so the pilot elected not to perform a go-around. The aircraft continued off the end of the runway and struck a fence post.
Performance Data
According to the aircraft owner's manual, the expected landing roll was in excess of 1250 feet under the conditions of the landing.