What happened
A private certificated pilot was performing a landing on the tundra adjacent to his fishing lodge. The pilot had intended to land into the prevailing wind, which was blowing at approximately 22 knots with gusts reaching 30 knots.
Upon touchdown, the pilot determined that the wind direction was actually a left quartering headwind. During the landing roll, this wind lifted the left wing of the aircraft. In an attempt to maintain control, the pilot applied full left aileron and full left rudder while simultaneously applying engine power.
As the maneuver progressed, the right wing made contact with the tundra, causing the airplane to veer to the right. This resulted in the collapse of the left main landing gear and caused the left wing to strike the ground. The pilot was not injured.