1. I  heard noodling for catfish feels like sandpaper. I'd take my chances putting my hand in a live catfish mouth and possibly pulling out a trophy fish rather than a bucket of gross, slimy wriggling worms.

2. Well, simply put, I'm more of a results-oriented person. If I put my hand into a bucket of worms, I can't imagine any real benefit from doing so. I'd just have a sticky hand. I'm not aware of Jergens or any other health care product espousing the benefits of wriggler-juice(tm) for your skin, but I can't imagine it is a pleasant experience.

That being said... If the juice is worth the squeeze, I'll work through some discomfort, which is where the catfish comes into play. I've never "noodled" before, which is a term that describes the act of catching a catfish with this very act. Apparently they will easily latch on to your arm and then you just pull. If I could catch a decent sized catfish, at least I'd have supper.

3. Plain old curiosity. Could find some geocaching treasure in there

1. It's just worms. They won't hurt, just tickle. But catfish are probably the most disgusting animals on this planet and the big ones can swallow you, just like a smartie.

2. I’ve heard of people getting fingers bitten off while noodling. If you don’t know what noodling is, good for you. Pretty certain nobody’s ever lost a finger to a worm, just close your eyes and imagine it’s moving jello.

3. Catfish could bite you. Worms wouldn't do anything. Unless you have them weapons... Then it'd be Armageddon. Worms Armageddon...

4. Worms can't bite me brah.