Catawba worms (catalpa sphinx caterpillars) don't have urticating (stinging) hairs. A rash after contact likely came from a different caterpillar (e.g., io moth, saddleback, buck moth) or plant irritant.
Catawba worms are prized fishing bait—consider collecting for bait shops.
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