Incident Overview
A pilot experienced a control issue shortly after takeoff while climbing through 60 feet above ground level. The aircraft entered a 15-degree left bank, and the pilot found that the aileron could not be moved to correct the bank. In response, the pilot reduced engine power and executed a landing in a left-wing-low attitude.
During the landing roll, the aircraft slid and the right wing struck a creek bank.
Post-Accident Inspection
An inspection conducted after the accident revealed that the rudder pedals were jammed in the full left position. On this aircraft, the aileron and rudder controls are interconnected, which explains the inability to move the aileron when the rudder pedals were stuck.
No further details were provided regarding the aircraft type, registration, operator, location, date, or injuries.